Grand Teton Habitat Restoration: Park targets smooth brome on 4,500 acres; 1,400 already under restoration
Grand Teton National Park is actively working to restore former agricultural fields dominated by non-native smooth brome grass. This restoration process began in 2007, focusing on removing non-native vegetation and reintroducing native plant species. The National Park Service employs various methods, including herbicides and seeding, to encourage the growth of…
The Times of India ·