Lunaria annua, the nonnative invasive Money Plant, blooming at Eben G Fine Park 🌿
#FallbackFlowers #Fallback to May 5
#FallbackFlowers #Fallback to May 5
November 6, 2025 at 1:01 AM
Lunaria annua, the nonnative invasive Money Plant, blooming at Eben G Fine Park 🌿
#FallbackFlowers #Fallback to May 5
#FallbackFlowers #Fallback to May 5
7/10
I came away with several topics from the presentation I want to read up on, including the relationships between the canneries, the unions, and Native and nonNative fishermen.
The presenter was Tim Troll, author of Sail for Salmon: The Early Years of Commercial Fishing in Alaska's Bristol Bay.
I came away with several topics from the presentation I want to read up on, including the relationships between the canneries, the unions, and Native and nonNative fishermen.
The presenter was Tim Troll, author of Sail for Salmon: The Early Years of Commercial Fishing in Alaska's Bristol Bay.
November 5, 2025 at 7:39 PM
7/10
I came away with several topics from the presentation I want to read up on, including the relationships between the canneries, the unions, and Native and nonNative fishermen.
The presenter was Tim Troll, author of Sail for Salmon: The Early Years of Commercial Fishing in Alaska's Bristol Bay.
I came away with several topics from the presentation I want to read up on, including the relationships between the canneries, the unions, and Native and nonNative fishermen.
The presenter was Tim Troll, author of Sail for Salmon: The Early Years of Commercial Fishing in Alaska's Bristol Bay.
HOA Nancy showing up in her riot gear to cite you for your grass height and nonnative plants.
October 28, 2025 at 8:59 PM
HOA Nancy showing up in her riot gear to cite you for your grass height and nonnative plants.
Viburnum lantana, the nonnative Wayfaring Tree, blooming on the Mesa Trail
#FallBackFlowers #FallBack to April 28 🌿
#FallBackFlowers #FallBack to April 28 🌿
October 28, 2025 at 1:33 PM
Viburnum lantana, the nonnative Wayfaring Tree, blooming on the Mesa Trail
#FallBackFlowers #FallBack to April 28 🌿
#FallBackFlowers #FallBack to April 28 🌿
When folks asked remote presenters a question, the presenters would just see the empty space at the podium. What’s more, we didn’t have enough folks watching Zoom to see if there were questions from remote attendees. Faceless voices are really tough when communicating in one’s nonnative language. 3/
October 26, 2025 at 5:18 PM
When folks asked remote presenters a question, the presenters would just see the empty space at the podium. What’s more, we didn’t have enough folks watching Zoom to see if there were questions from remote attendees. Faceless voices are really tough when communicating in one’s nonnative language. 3/
I’ve seen people delight in salting/burning/shooting nonnative species. They see their invasive status as a free pass to be monstrous. Feeling justified in killing is not a reason to lose your compassion.
October 23, 2025 at 11:21 PM
I’ve seen people delight in salting/burning/shooting nonnative species. They see their invasive status as a free pass to be monstrous. Feeling justified in killing is not a reason to lose your compassion.
Reassociation of specialist herbivores with an invasive plant selects for reduced allocation to soil mutualists
Wandong Yin, et al.
📖 nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/share/XDAEMR...
#PlantScience #herbivores #mutualists
Wandong Yin, et al.
📖 nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/share/XDAEMR...
#PlantScience #herbivores #mutualists
October 19, 2025 at 11:11 PM
Reassociation of specialist herbivores with an invasive plant selects for reduced allocation to soil mutualists
Wandong Yin, et al.
📖 nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/share/XDAEMR...
#PlantScience #herbivores #mutualists
Wandong Yin, et al.
📖 nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/share/XDAEMR...
#PlantScience #herbivores #mutualists
Vinca minor, the nonnative escapee Lesser Periwinkle, blooming along Boulder Creek.
Highly invasive in places like California's coast range, it doesn't seem to be spreading much into Colorado's wildlands possibly because it's too cold and dry here.
#FallBackFkowers #FallBack to April 13 🌿
Highly invasive in places like California's coast range, it doesn't seem to be spreading much into Colorado's wildlands possibly because it's too cold and dry here.
#FallBackFkowers #FallBack to April 13 🌿
October 13, 2025 at 2:30 PM
Vinca minor, the nonnative escapee Lesser Periwinkle, blooming along Boulder Creek.
Highly invasive in places like California's coast range, it doesn't seem to be spreading much into Colorado's wildlands possibly because it's too cold and dry here.
#FallBackFkowers #FallBack to April 13 🌿
Highly invasive in places like California's coast range, it doesn't seem to be spreading much into Colorado's wildlands possibly because it's too cold and dry here.
#FallBackFkowers #FallBack to April 13 🌿
October 8, 2025 at 8:39 PM
Veronica persica, the nonnative Persian Speedwell, blooming in Denver as a weed
#FallBackFlowers #FallBack to April 6 🌿
#FallBackFlowers #FallBack to April 6 🌿
October 6, 2025 at 2:16 PM
Veronica persica, the nonnative Persian Speedwell, blooming in Denver as a weed
#FallBackFlowers #FallBack to April 6 🌿
#FallBackFlowers #FallBack to April 6 🌿
Three years ago today 🌿
Halogeton glomeratus, the nonnative Saltlover, blooming near Pueblo. As its name says it doesn't mind salt-poisoned soils. Just about the last plant to start blooming in Colorado. 🤔
Halogeton glomeratus, the nonnative Saltlover, blooming near Pueblo. As its name says it doesn't mind salt-poisoned soils. Just about the last plant to start blooming in Colorado. 🤔
October 2, 2025 at 2:37 PM
Three years ago today 🌿
Halogeton glomeratus, the nonnative Saltlover, blooming near Pueblo. As its name says it doesn't mind salt-poisoned soils. Just about the last plant to start blooming in Colorado. 🤔
Halogeton glomeratus, the nonnative Saltlover, blooming near Pueblo. As its name says it doesn't mind salt-poisoned soils. Just about the last plant to start blooming in Colorado. 🤔
Interesting to hear more today about the progress done by @guardias.bsky.social and its key research on aquatic #invasive and #nonnative species on #biodiversity
October 1, 2025 at 7:41 AM
Interesting to hear more today about the progress done by @guardias.bsky.social and its key research on aquatic #invasive and #nonnative species on #biodiversity
Interested in #alien species - check our graduated framework for #nativeness here 🌿🌐 #invasivespecies #nonnative
Nativeness cannot be binary, if is to make sense and be practically applicable at the scale of countries.
We propose a graduated definition, in which species native to neighbouring territories are considered "near-native"
doi.org/10.1002/oik....
We propose a graduated definition, in which species native to neighbouring territories are considered "near-native"
doi.org/10.1002/oik....
A graduated nativeness definition for overcoming dilemmas and difficulties of vascular plant species
Nativeness is a concept central to biodiversity conservation and invasion biology, but there are several problems related to a classic binary nativeness definition. Dilemmas arise from the dynamic na...
doi.org
September 27, 2025 at 4:57 AM
Interested in #alien species - check our graduated framework for #nativeness here 🌿🌐 #invasivespecies #nonnative
Five years ago today 🌿
Hibiscus trionum, the nonnative Flower-of-an-Hour, naturalized roadside in Denver.
Hibiscus trionum, the nonnative Flower-of-an-Hour, naturalized roadside in Denver.
September 17, 2025 at 2:09 PM
Five years ago today 🌿
Hibiscus trionum, the nonnative Flower-of-an-Hour, naturalized roadside in Denver.
Hibiscus trionum, the nonnative Flower-of-an-Hour, naturalized roadside in Denver.
Eight years ago today 🌿
Salsola tragus, the nonnative Prickly Russian Thistle, blooming at Rocky Mountain Arsenal Wildlife Refuge. Not listed as a CO noxious weed, but invasive. These are the tumbleweeds you see blowing around when they dry out.
Salsola tragus, the nonnative Prickly Russian Thistle, blooming at Rocky Mountain Arsenal Wildlife Refuge. Not listed as a CO noxious weed, but invasive. These are the tumbleweeds you see blowing around when they dry out.
September 16, 2025 at 3:20 PM
Eight years ago today 🌿
Salsola tragus, the nonnative Prickly Russian Thistle, blooming at Rocky Mountain Arsenal Wildlife Refuge. Not listed as a CO noxious weed, but invasive. These are the tumbleweeds you see blowing around when they dry out.
Salsola tragus, the nonnative Prickly Russian Thistle, blooming at Rocky Mountain Arsenal Wildlife Refuge. Not listed as a CO noxious weed, but invasive. These are the tumbleweeds you see blowing around when they dry out.
we dug up a boxwood and while the process was a major pain in the ass, absolutely no regrets. so many popular nonnative plants, while not invasive, are so ecologically inert they may as well be rocks
September 15, 2025 at 11:46 PM
we dug up a boxwood and while the process was a major pain in the ass, absolutely no regrets. so many popular nonnative plants, while not invasive, are so ecologically inert they may as well be rocks
Three years ago today 🌿
Lathyrus latifolius, the nonnative Everlasting Pea, blooming near Chautauqua
These are naturalized above Chautauqua and in lower Boulder Canyon
Lathyrus latifolius, the nonnative Everlasting Pea, blooming near Chautauqua
These are naturalized above Chautauqua and in lower Boulder Canyon
September 14, 2025 at 1:22 PM
Three years ago today 🌿
Lathyrus latifolius, the nonnative Everlasting Pea, blooming near Chautauqua
These are naturalized above Chautauqua and in lower Boulder Canyon
Lathyrus latifolius, the nonnative Everlasting Pea, blooming near Chautauqua
These are naturalized above Chautauqua and in lower Boulder Canyon
Irony being that's a nonnative immigrant snail brought over on small boats*
(By the Romans, about 1900 years ago)
(By the Romans, about 1900 years ago)
September 14, 2025 at 5:02 PM
Irony being that's a nonnative immigrant snail brought over on small boats*
(By the Romans, about 1900 years ago)
(By the Romans, about 1900 years ago)
I don't get why they're that scared. As a nonnative English speaker, I find no one should be scared of any Browning. It's too close to brownies so it can only be a good thing 😁
September 10, 2025 at 11:05 PM
I don't get why they're that scared. As a nonnative English speaker, I find no one should be scared of any Browning. It's too close to brownies so it can only be a good thing 😁
I just learned that the national flower of Cuba is from Asia...
The mariposa
It is really common to see nonnative species very prominent cultural roles...
#InvasiveSpecies
The mariposa
It is really common to see nonnative species very prominent cultural roles...
#InvasiveSpecies
November 18, 2024 at 9:36 PM
I just learned that the national flower of Cuba is from Asia...
The mariposa
It is really common to see nonnative species very prominent cultural roles...
#InvasiveSpecies
The mariposa
It is really common to see nonnative species very prominent cultural roles...
#InvasiveSpecies
Dipsacus fullonum, the nonnative invasive Common Teasel, fruiting off Cherryvale Road. One of the very worst weeds, it invades our wet meadows. Noxious Weed List B.
#FallBack to August 27 🌿
#FallBack to August 27 🌿
February 27, 2025 at 3:41 PM
Dipsacus fullonum, the nonnative invasive Common Teasel, fruiting off Cherryvale Road. One of the very worst weeds, it invades our wet meadows. Noxious Weed List B.
#FallBack to August 27 🌿
#FallBack to August 27 🌿
Rewriting and polishing a brilliant nonnative English speaker’s book about Miles Davis is quite challenging. Ferreting out the nuances of a different language and the language of music (hard for me to understand) are making this an entirely new thing that I hope I do justice to. ✍️🎺
February 3, 2025 at 4:43 PM
Rewriting and polishing a brilliant nonnative English speaker’s book about Miles Davis is quite challenging. Ferreting out the nuances of a different language and the language of music (hard for me to understand) are making this an entirely new thing that I hope I do justice to. ✍️🎺
What does the research say? 📚
-Early-season phenophases (like flowering) tend to advance with warming, sometimes more in nonnatives.
-Late-season phenophases are more unpredictable—advancing, delaying, or staying the same. (4/8)
-Early-season phenophases (like flowering) tend to advance with warming, sometimes more in nonnatives.
-Late-season phenophases are more unpredictable—advancing, delaying, or staying the same. (4/8)
February 4, 2025 at 11:17 AM
What does the research say? 📚
-Early-season phenophases (like flowering) tend to advance with warming, sometimes more in nonnatives.
-Late-season phenophases are more unpredictable—advancing, delaying, or staying the same. (4/8)
-Early-season phenophases (like flowering) tend to advance with warming, sometimes more in nonnatives.
-Late-season phenophases are more unpredictable—advancing, delaying, or staying the same. (4/8)
Looks like a nonnative Mint family member, possibly Salvia nemorosa.
August 10, 2024 at 11:50 PM
Looks like a nonnative Mint family member, possibly Salvia nemorosa.
The larch. The spruce was a nonnative, hence the shallow roots.
November 20, 2024 at 9:17 PM
The larch. The spruce was a nonnative, hence the shallow roots.