Chris McFarland douses a large field of phragmites with flames in Farmington Bay along the Great Salt Lake on Wednesday. The Division of Wildlife Resources burned about 2,000 acres to open up the canopy and allow beneficial plants to flourish and take over the area.
Tim Hussin, Deseret Morning News
Phragmites, a large perennial grass, are plentiful along the Great Salt Lake in Davis County. The dense and invasive plant takes over in marsh areas and inhibits waterfowl habitats. Chris McFarland douses a large field of phragmites with flames in Farmington Bay along the Great Salt Lake on Wednesday. The Division of Wildlife Resources burned about 2,000 acres to open up the canopy and allow beneficial plants to flourish and take over the area.
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