Exotic Species: A species that is non native to the area.

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Exotic Species: A species that is non native to the area.

Invasive Species. An exotic species that Invasive Species. An exotic species that dominates an ecosystem reducing the biodiversity.

Buckthorn:

Rhamnus cathartica  1st brought to Minnesota from Europe as a hedging material The nursery industry stopped selling it in the 1930s buckthorn hedges may still be found in neighborhoods throughout Minnesota

Common Buckthorn

Glossy Buckthorn

Easy to Identify when driving!!!

Takes over the understory within 10 years and will kill other plants.

Grows very thick and is hard to control once it’s established

Easy to pull if young.

Older trees need to be cut and sprayed with a herbicide

Does it really make a difference???

ODA buckthorn removal area!!

Collared Deer Travel data!!

Other Invasive Species: Zebra Mussels

Jumping Asian Carp: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLmJjRqXDCo

Spotted Knapweed

Purple Loosestrife is an aquatic invasive

Garlic Mustard is a low growing invasive in wooded areas.

Emerald Ash Bore Beetle