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<pre><font face="Arial">Welcome Spring with The 300 Committee!
<b>Aliens Among Us: The Ecology, Identification, and Natural History of
Invasive Plants</b>
Wednesday, April 28, 2004 -- 7:00 p.m.
Invasive species out-compete native plants for moisture, light,
nutrients and space, threatening the native flora of New England. With
few or no natural predators, they thrive and spread—in the process
drastically changing the make-up of our natural communities. If left
unchecked they will dramatically change the face of New England over
the next 100 years. What can we do? Join special guest Chris Mattrick
of the New England Wildflower Society for a discussion on the
identification, natural history and methods of control for some of our
most common invasive exotic species. Lecture will be held at Falmouth’s
Morse–Pond School, Jones Rd.
For more information about any of The 300 Committee's Spring 2004 events,
please call (508) 540-0876 or e-mail saveland at 300committee.org.
The 300 Committee is a private, non-profit land trust dedicated to
protecting and preserving open space for the citizens of Falmouth,
Massachusetts.
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