What is it? Spartina anglica is a grass that is not native to the West Coast. It can grow rapidly in intertidal zones – such as mudflats and beaches – and disrupt saltwater ecosystems, threaten fish and bird habitat - Spartina densiflora - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	What is it? Spartina anglica is a grass that is not native to the West Coast. It can grow rapidly in intertidal zones – such as mudflats and beaches – and disrupt saltwater ecosystems, threaten fish and bird habitat Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-04-19 19:33:20 Open Document File Size: 137,94 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Canadian Wildlife Service Corporation / Ducks Unlimited / Roberts Bank / / / Event Natural Disaster / / Facility Port Authority / / NaturalFeature Oceans Canada / Pacific coast / Boundary Bay / West Coast / Fraser River estuary / / Organization Delta and B.C. Ministry of Water / Land and Air Protection / Vancouver Port Authority / / Person Pat Lim Fisheries / / / ProvinceOrState British Columbia / / Region West Coast / / SocialTag Botany Biology Physical geography Spartina Fisheries Marine biology Intertidal zone Spartina alterniflora Spartina densiflora Chloridoideae

What is it? Spartina anglica is a grass that is not native to the West Coast. It can grow rapidly in intertidal zones – such as mudflats and beaches – and disrupt saltwater ecosystems, threaten fish and bird habitat Add to Reading List