Eradicating Invasive Plants that Threaten Salmon and Steelhead Habitat in the City and Borough of Juneau - Phase 2: Associated Data

Spatial data associated with Alaska Sustainable Salmon Fund Project #56004: Eradicating Invasive Plants that Threaten Salmon and Steelhead Habitat in the City and Borough of Juneau - Phase 2 Data are available in a geodatabase and as geoJSON files. They contain feature layers for point and polygon invasive species occurrences collected between 2023-2025, a line feature with relevant anadromous streams, and a polygon feature with relevant wetlands. For more information about this project, see http://www.akssf.org/Default.aspx?id=5557 Reed canarygrass, Bohemian knotweed, European bird cherry, and European mountain ash are invasive plant species that are well-established in or near streams, wetlands, and riparian areas that sustain salmon and steelhead populations in the City and Borough of Juneau (CBJ). These invasive species can outcompete and displace native plant species that provide important ecological functions benefitting fishes and other aquatic organisms. This project will continue efforts to eradicate these invasive plant species where they directly and indirectly threaten salmon and steelhead habitat.