Options for restoration of Cape ivy (Senecio angulatus) – dominated sites using native coastal species, Glinks Gully, Northland Technical Report
- Author
- D. Bergin
- Year
- 2006
- Publisher / Organisation
- Northland Regional Council / Envirolink
- Pages
- 12
- Species
- Senecio angulatus, Cape ivy
- Keywords
- sand dunes, erosion, weeds, restoration, natives
- Summary
- Cape ivy (Senecio angulatus) is a vigorous weed invading steep potentially unstable Pliestocene sand sites, and backdune sites at Glinks Gully, western Northland. Options for the control of this weed and restoration using native plants were discussed during field visits and a presentation on restoration of sand dunes was given to the Glinks Gully Protection Society, in collaboration with the Northland Regional Council.