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public low-water crossing on US Highway 377 over the South Llano River, south of Junction, TX 76849

Hand-pull invasive giant cane and elephant ear from a public Llano River bank, site 1, public low-water crossing on US Highway 377 over the South Llano River, south of Junction, TX 76849.

Two workers hand pull and cut invasive giant cane and elephant ear from the dry bank at public low-water crossing on US Highway 377 over the South Llano River, bagging the cut material until the bank stands clear. Read all of it

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Hand-pull invasive giant cane and elephant ear from this Llano River bank near the US 377 crossing south of Junction, site 1. Invasive giant cane (Arundo) and elephant ear have crowded out native riparian understory along this public reach of the spring-fed South Llano River, drinking scarce clear-spring water the native cypress and pecan understory needs far less of.

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What it looks like
Two workers hand pull and cut invasive giant cane and elephant ear from the dry bank at public low-water crossing on US Highway 377 over the South Llano River, bagging the cut material until the bank stands clear.

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Where
public low-water crossing on US Highway 377 over the South Llano River, south of Junction, TX 76849. Open the map
Pay
$140 lapsed

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Proof
before/after photos + species/area-treated record + dry-conditions confirm + GPS

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Level
intermediate
Lapsed
2026-10-23
Posted by
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Safety, read before you claim

Two-person minimum near the water's edge; this job asks for no licence, and larger stems are cut per the site's approved invasive-control protocol. Stay on the dry, accessible bank at all times; never enter the water or a saturated bank edge.

How this work is done

How this work is done

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Steps

  1. 1. Walk the dry, accessible top of the public Llano River bank at this reach and photograph the invasive giant cane (Arundo) or elephant ear stand as found.
  2. 2. Hand-pull small stems, rhizome sprouts, and elephant-ear corms by the root; for larger cane stems, cut at the base per the site's approved invasive-control protocol, staying on dry ground the whole time.
  3. 3. Never enter the water or a saturated, unstable bank edge; a two-person minimum works within sight of each other near the water's edge.
  4. 4. Bag and haul off cut material, photograph the cleared bank from the matching before vantage, and record the species and area treated.

What counts as done

  • Before photo of the invasive stand on the bank
  • Species (giant cane or elephant ear) and approximate area treated recorded
  • Confirmation the work stayed on dry, stable bank ground with a two-person minimum
  • After photo of the cleared bank from the matching vantage

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