Iceplant

-Large mats of coverage-Bright green, three-sided leaves with yellow or light pink flowers, NOT to be confused with the magenta flowers of the Sea Fig-Last seen in South Africa-Suspected to be hiding on the coast of California, thriving in the mediterranean climate

CRIMES COMMITED

A.K.A: Carpobrotus edulisA.K.A:"The Creeper"

-Forms impenetrable mats that lock resources underground-Outcompetes many local plants-Lowers soil pH-Stabilization of dune sands

REWARD:

-Increased natural capital-Healthy soil -Restoration of natural systems

Citations

Albert, Marc. "Iceplant." Invasive Plants of California. California Invasive Plant Council, 2006. Web. 5 Dec. 2013. State Parks, California. "Iceplant." California State Parks. N.p., 2009. Web. 5 Dec. 2013.

LOOK FOR:

CAUGHT IN THE ACT

MAP OF POSSIBLE HIDEOUTS

ICEPLANT

WANTED: Dead or Alive

The culprits chosen disguisebeware!