Tatnuck Brook Watershed Association
Working to protect Tatnuck Brook, Cook Pond, Patch Reservoir and Coes Reservoir
Thanks to DSR Lakes and Ponds for organizing today's water chestnut weed pull at Coes Reservoir and a big thanks to all the volunteers! On June 21, 15 volunteers were out on Coes Reservoir scouting for this pesky invasive. Thanks to the efforts of the Lakes and Ponds over program over the past years to …
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Volunteers are needed to help pull water chestnut weeds at Coes Reservoir! A water chestnut is an aggressive invasive aquatic plant species impacting our lakes and crowding out native species. These plants must be removed before they produce seeds for the year. The southern portion of Coes Reservoir has scattered plants along the shoreline, and …
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