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Invasive Species Prevention Zone Criteria
Invasive plant cover:
< 5% cover in core/interior
< 10% cover in a 50 meter buffer inside the boundary and around any roadways that bisect the core
Size:
≥ 500 acres, unless deemed a "biodiversity hotspot"
Ownership:
landscape must have some level of protection already (e.g., public title, easement)
Phragmites:
Only Phragmites australis growing in freshwater environments will be included in the estimation of % invasives cover. Data analysis revealed that several pristine areas were not eligible for ISPZ designation when Phragmites growing in salt marshes was included in the % cover calculation
An intern maps autumn olive along a roadside bordering a preserve in the Pine Barrens.