Try Grasses, Sedges, Rushes: An Identification Guide, by Lauren Brown and Ted Elliman, if you want to join me in the quest. Sedges are different from grasses in a few ways. The phrase goes ...

The hoary bat, golden borer moth and wild lupine are now among those listed under the Massachusetts Endangered Species Act.

Mention adding sedges to a landscape, and most gardeners seem puzzled because they regard the kinds of sedges they are aware ...

Crop analyses indicate that it feeds chiefly on blue grama, needleandthread, threadleaf sedge, and needleleaf sedge. Seventeen other species of grasses have been detected in crop contents including ...

HABITAT: Golden sedge grows in sandy soils overlying coquina limestone deposits, where the soil pH is typically between 5.5 and 7.2. Soils supporting the species are very wet to periodically shallowly ...

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service made the golden sedge a candidate for listing under the Endangered Species Act in 1998 and proposed to list it as endangered in 1999. But it wasn't until 2002, after ...

Ecologists said they were astounded in April to come across a sudden and exuberant display of the slender sedge plant population at Askham Bog. The species was thought lost from the reserve in ...

Conserve Wildlife Foundation of New Jersey’s annual Species on the Edge Art and Essay Contest empowers fifth-grade students to advocate for an at-risk wildlife species through a well-researched, ...