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Keeping invaders from gaining ground in Great Marsh

By David Rattigan
Globe Correspondent / June 30, 2005

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The proliferation of an invasive reed species in Newbury is threatening the Great Marsh, the tidal marsh that covers more than 17,000 acres from Rockport into southern New Hampshire. (Full article: 812 words)

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