In honor of the upcoming Invasive Species Awareness Week from March 3-9th, I wanted to share this fun post from the Illinois Invasive Species Awareness Month: http://illinoisisam.blogspot.com/2013/02/the-hunt-for-invasive-species-slogans.html They are doing their best to make Invasive Species Awareness fun!!
Just as an aside, and I'll wax more poetic about this in upcoming posts, while it sometimes seems like it is an uphill battle to fight invasive species, and perhaps for the more established species it definitely is, it is very important to be aware of what the invasive species in your area are, and what new invaders are around the corner. At the very least, you can keep any new infestations from taking over the property you own, manage, or rent.....
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