[PCA] Post NY Times moss article
Center for Sustainable Resources
sustainableresources at hotmail.com
Wed Dec 1 11:20:44 CST 2004
The article is erroneous and inflamatory. Moss here covers anything left
laying in the woods on cove sites within two years. I am glad someone is
getting some use out of the stuff. Removing it at times is natural
simulating animal impact we no longer have. It opens the soil and organic
surfaces up to air and allows other plants to germinate. Fred Hays
>From: Patricia_Ford at fws.gov
>To: native-plants at lists.plantconservation.org
>Subject: [PCA] Post NY Times moss article
>Date: Tue, 30 Nov 2004 14:28:43 -0500
>
>Please post:
>
>Attached is an article from today's NY Times science section (Nov. 30,
>2004). The original article in the paper has a couple of good photos. It's
>a fair assessment of very complex issue.
>
>(See attached file: Centennial forest fest is planned, Union Democrat,
>11-26-04.htm)
>
>
>Pat Ford
>Botanist
>Division of Scientific Authority
>U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
>4401 N. Fairfax Dr., Room 750
>Arlington, VA 22203
>phone: 703-358-1708
>fax: 703-358-2276
>e-mail: Patricia_L_Ford at fws.gov
><< Centennialforestfestisplanned,UnionDemocrat,11-26-04.htm >>
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