Invasive Species Program Manager, Erin Andreatta and her dog, Kora The Irvine Ranch Natural Landmarks consist of unique biodiverse urban wildlands with important ecosystems that need protecting. One of the most critical threats to these natural habitats are invasive plants, animals and insects, as they compete with native species for vital nutrients, space and light, threatening the natural diversity of the landscape.
Invasive Species Program Manager Erin Andreatta is one of the Irvine Ranch Conservancy staff members dedicated to the conservation and protection of wildlands on the Landmarks from invasive species. Over three years ago, Erin joined the Conservancy team to prioritize the threats posed by invasive plants and animals, which is assessed annually with local partners and individuals from OC Parks, California Invasive Plant Council, Natural Communities Coalition, CA State Parks, The Nature Conservancy, Orange County Native Plant Society, CA Dept. of Fish and Wildlife, University of California, and more.
Invasive Species Program Manager Erin Andreatta is one of the Irvine Ranch Conservancy staff members dedicated to the conservation and protection of wildlands on the Landmarks from invasive species. Over three years ago, Erin joined the Conservancy team to prioritize the threats posed by invasive plants and animals, which is assessed annually with local partners and individuals from OC Parks, California Invasive Plant Council, Natural Communities Coalition, CA State Parks, The Nature Conservancy, Orange County Native Plant Society, CA Dept. of Fish and Wildlife, University of California, and more.
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