In 2016, observers in the wetlands of Louisiana s Bird s Foot Delta began to note dying stands of Phragmites australis, locally known as Roseau cane. By 2021, nothing but mud flats remained in some areas where the reeds once stood.
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The USDA granted $1.6 million to LSU AgCenter researchers looking for a way to save roseau cane, an important wetland plant on Louisiana s eroding coast.
There doesn’t appear to be any new oil leaking out of the pipeline, which runs under the mudline on the floor of the Gulf of Mexico, hundreds of feet below the water