Conservation Webinar Series – IRC’s Top 10 Invasive Exotic Plants

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<p>IRC’s Top 10 Invasive Exotic Plants – February 16 – 6pm<br />
Join Beth Powell and guests from the University of Florida’s Extension Agents from Indian River & St. Lucie County, Christine Kelly-Begazo and Ken Gioeli to discuss IRC’s Top 10 Invasive Exotic Plant Species. Together they will answer questions and provide more detailed information about invasive exotic plants in Indian River County. Bring a photo or plant sample to the zoom call for identification and to learn how you can control invasive exotics in your own yard!</p>