Outcomes and Services
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Outcomes of Using PAMF
- PAMF will unite resource managers, researchers, and other stakeholders and facilitate successional learning through a collaborative information sharing system that contains an evolving and collective understanding about how to best treat Phragmites
- PAMF will promote cooperative, transparent decision making to reduce uncertainty regarding the effectiveness of management
- PAMF is a cost-and time-efficient way to address a large, regional-scale problem
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Services Provided by PAMF
- free data analysis that provides treatment guidance based on best current knowledge
- standardized monitoring protocol, scalable to different management areas
- development of site-specific Best Management Practices (BMPs) that can be shared across the Great Lakes basin and throughout North America
- free database to store all Phragmites related information that is accessible from anywhere, at any time
Join PAMF
Anyone managing non-native Phragmites in the Great Lakes basin can participate in PAMF. Click the button below to get started!
Questions?
Please contact: Samantha Tank, Great Lakes Commission at [email protected]