I'm not sure if you're helping The environment it looks like you're trying to alter it which is not the way mother nature intended it just to make it better for someone to go fishing and you said unwanted grassesi'm sure this is nice for people that live around these areasthis is simply your opinion my opinion is leave it alone let it be what it is
phishinfool This is a process of restoration...removing non-native invasive plants and replacing them with a variety of native plants. This change from monotypic invasive plants to diverse native plants helps improve and maintain diversity of other organisms like birds and bugs. Leaving these, and other plants to overtake areas may cause other organisms to disappear for good.
In my area, most maintenance is required because there is an excess of nutrition in the water, primarily caused by agriculture. With that much plant goth and in consequence dead organic madder in the lake, all fish would die due to a lack of oxygen. Another problem is, in nature if a lake is in bad condition many animals simply move to the next lake until it restores itself maybe 50 or 500 years later. In our modern world, there is often no alternative.
To the previous commenter, man is part of nature. We are in command. We can alter the earth as we have forever, so chill, and enjoy your late’.
Phragmites are invasive, but Bulrushes are a native North America species, and should not be culled
I'm not sure if you're helping The environment it looks like you're trying to alter it which is not the way mother nature intended it just to make it better for someone to go fishing and you said unwanted grassesi'm sure this is nice for people that live around these areasthis is simply your opinion my opinion is leave it alone let it be what it is
phishinfool This is a process of restoration...removing non-native invasive plants and replacing them with a variety of native plants. This change from monotypic invasive plants to diverse native plants helps improve and maintain diversity of other organisms like birds and bugs. Leaving these, and other plants to overtake areas may cause other organisms to disappear for good.
In my area, most maintenance is required because there is an excess of nutrition in the water, primarily caused by agriculture. With that much plant goth and in consequence dead organic madder in the lake, all fish would die due to a lack of oxygen.
Another problem is, in nature if a lake is in bad condition many animals simply move to the next lake until it restores itself maybe 50 or 500 years later. In our modern world, there is often no alternative.