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Students remove invasive plants
Students work to remove invasive reed canarygrass that blocks salmon migration.
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Program:
WetlandsLIVE: Discover Wetlands
Original Air Date:
Sep 11, 2014
Web Site:
http://wetlandslive.pwnet.org/
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