Aquatic Vegetation — Blog — Columbia Slough Watershed Council

Milfoiled Again: Lessons Learned from one of the Slough’s Least Wanted Plants

Learn about Eurasian watermilfoil, a feathery plant that’s taking over sections of the Slough, and how habitat restoration along the Slough’s banks can help fight this aquatic invader.

Not Just Slimy and Green: The Slough’s Aquatic Plant Scene

Columbia Slough Watershed CouncilAugust 12, 2020Science Education, Eutrophication, Aquatic Vegetation, Paddle Events, Macroinvertebrates, Plants, Indigenous

The Wapato on the Slough Project

This project sought to address these questions through a combination of site surveys, initial toxicity testing, and observations of access points to the slough and property ownership maps. All of these questions are ongoing discussions that will continue to be updated both through our Storymap and future projects and collaborations.