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FWC continues torpedograss management on Lake Okeechobee

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission will tackle one of Lake Okeechobee’s most widespread and noxious invasive plants — torpedograss (Panicum repens).

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FWC planting native aquatic plants to help restore Lake Istokpoga – Outdoor News Daily

FWC planting native aquatic plants to help restore Lake Istokpoga – Outdoor News Daily
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FWC enhances Lake George and Silver Glen Spring by planting eelgrass

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, in partnership with Clearwater Marine Aquarium, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and U.S. Forest Service, is beginning a project to plant eelgrass, a

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FWC transplants aquatic plants to help restore Lake Istokpoga

FWC transplants aquatic plants to help restore Lake Istokpoga The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) will begin a major aquatic habitat restoration effort on Lake Istokpoga in May. The FWC is transplanting more than 150,000 aquatic plants on Lake Istokpoga, a 28,000-acre natural lake in Highlands County, to help restore this popular shallow sportfishing lake. FWC contractors will be planting 35,000 jointed spikerush, 35,000 “Kissimmee grass,” 35,000 duck-potato, and 10,000 bulrush plants along the lake’s eastern, western and northern shorelines. The FWC is also planting over 8,800 biodegradable pots containing more than 35,000 Illinois pondweed (also known as pepper-grass) plants, a submersed native species, throughout the shallow edges of the lake’s marsh.

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