Invasivore Collaborative Map Project
View Invasivore.org Edible Invasive Species in a larger map
Feel free to add locations to the map at maps.google.com. When adding placemarks, to help locate population to devour, please use this format in the Description:
Title: Species : Location
Comment: Anything you want
scale- exact/nearby/city/HUC/county/State
Source: example World record blue tilapia
userID: optional
View Invasivore.org Edible Invasive Species in a larger map
May 13th, 2011 at 9:57 am
I love the Invasivore idea on so many levels…
Have you talked to the people at CENS who have created the What’s Invasive smartphone app?
(Whatsinvasive.com)
I can see an amazing collaboration – a user generated map of edible invasive species… perhaps info on property ownership, timing of phenology, and whether or not known herbicide spraying has occurred. Anyone can set up a ‘park’… I also have a few Japanese Knotweed and Phalaris sightings (and gathering more by the day) that I’d contribute from Vermont.
November 20th, 2011 at 1:17 pm
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