Archive for the Invasive Species Category

Riverfront Development Meeting with Save Maumee

On November 30, 2018   /   Invasive Species, Riparian Buffer, Riverfront  
Riverfront Development Meeting with Save Maumee

Save Maumee’s Meeting Monday December 3, 2018 ~ 7-8:30pm and the group hosted Megan Butler from Riverfront Development for a Q&A at Mad Anthony’s, 2002 Broadway & Taylor Street, Fort Wayne.  Megan called the group because she wants others to see the vision of Riverfront Development and wants

Read more →
Back to Top

Support selective removal of invasive plants

On September 4, 2018   /   Invasive Species, PICS  
Support selective removal of invasive plants Update: January 23, 2019 Natural Resources Commission adopted a rule that will make dozens of invasive plant species illegal in Indiana pending it pass approval from Governor Eric Holcomb. “This rule takes 44 highly invasive species and makes it illegal toRead more →
Back to Top

Native Plants $ Trees Save Maumee has planted, 2016 to 2018

On August 18, 2018   /   Invasive Species, Riparian Buffer  
CLICK PIC FOR MORE INFORMATION     Save Maumee’s Riparian Buffer Initiative 2016 through 2018 Read more →
Back to Top

Support selective removal of invasive plants

On August 10, 2018   /   Invasive Species  

SAVE MAUMEE GRASSROOTS ORGANIZATION·TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 2018 Diversity is Earth’s antibiotic. The new forestry technique is to remove the invasive species in wild areas, and the natives will return.  One does not even have to plant any other plants (although it helps)!  To have the natives return,

Read more →
Back to Top

Callery Pear Invasive Removal over 2 days

On July 24, 2018   /   Invasive Species, Riparian Buffer, Upcoming Events  
Callery Pear Invasive Removal over 2 days
2 Day Callery Pear Tree INVASIVE REMOVAL! Friday October 4, 2019 & Saturday October 5, 2019 LOCATION: Deetz Nature Preserve, 7801-8499 Parrott Road, Fort Wayne, IN 46803 (almost to New Haven)  CROSS STREET WHERE DEETZ NATURE PRESERVE T’s at HARTZELL ROAD and where east PARROTT ROAD TURNS INTO ROSE AVE Read more →
Back to Top