San Francisco Estuary Invasive Spartina Project

 

Thank you for reporting the card you found!
Just fill out the brief form below.

Thank you for going to our website to report where you found a "drift card."

The Invasive Spartina Project (ISP) has released these drift cards to learn more about how the currents of the Bay may carry seeds of an aggressively invasive plant, a type of cordgrass (Spartina), to new areas. By reporting where you found this drift card you will help us to know where to survey for new invasive Spartina locations. This will help us to successfully eradicate this introduced plant.

Learn more about our drift card study and impacts of invasive Spartina.

ALERT! Please do not throw the drift cards back into the Bay! This could confuse our study results. You may keep them or otherwise dispose of them

Dispersal Card Reporting Form
Your name
Your email address
Re-Enter email
Your phone number Example: 510-111-9999
When did you find the drift card? Example: 2007-03-31

What is "code" on the card?

 

This is the letter-number combination on the card's top right corner.

Where did you find it?

Please provide detail. Include city or unincorporated county, nearby street and cross-street, trail or park name, landmarks and description of shoreline at site.

What type of area was this location?

Additional information?


Please provide any additional information here that you think might be helpful.

PLEASE PRINT THIS PAGE AND SEND TO:
San Francisco Estuary Invasive Spartina Project
1830 Embarcadero Cove, Suite 100
Oakland, CA 94606

If you have any problems please contact us (phone or email) to submit this information.

 Thank you for your participation!

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