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Aug 17, Invasive trees in Southwest Florida are being removed, but at what price?

Some Cuban Treefrogs have dark streaks or splotches on their backs, while others are nearly solid color with no markings.

It is costly, but experts say the removal of these trees is important. Mike McGowan says. The Florida Invasive Species Partnership has created the website to help connect Florida's land owners and land managers with the best invasive species management programs available.

These programs have been collected, evaluated and categorized in a single resource to make it easier for you to find the financial and/or technical assistance that. Removal and Replacement Policy The City has put into place a more aggressive melaleuca removal policy that has the approval of the City Commission.

The City will be targeting melaleuca trees growing on public property- parks, city facilities, owned/controlled properties and replacing them with appropriate native or Florida-friendly species.

In Florida, the presence of this frog is NOT benign -- they are quite literally eating our native species alive, adding pressure to species that are already greatly affected by habitat loss.

Cooperative Invasive Species Management Areas: A voluntary coalition of agencies and organizations with a stake in invasive species management at the regional level. Your local CISMA is a way to connect with the folks working on these issues within your region and find opportunities to leverage resources and management efforts.

Florida Invasive Species Council - a non-profit (c)3. In an effort to retire outdated invasive species terminology, the Florida Exotic Pest Plant Council (FLEPPC) formally changed its name to the Florida Invasive Species Council (FISC).