Native alternatives to phragmites, reed grass, purple loosestrife and others to help wildlife.

Good evening y'all! I'm looking for native alternatives to the European common reeds or phragmites, reed grass, purple loosetrife, tree of heaven, and other invasive plants that choke the living daylights outta all wildlife in general and their habitats. I know the prairie cordgrass is a replacement for the reed grass, but what about the others. I'm trying to make my backyard and community habitats pure and healthier for generations to come. Any natives for the Midwest since I'm from the region? Please reach me on this board if y'all need me. Take care!

from a web search--

broadleaf cattail.  

https://www.wildflower.org/plants/result.php?id_plant=tyla


phragmites Americanus looks promising

https://gobotany.nativeplanttrust.org/species/phragmites/americanus/#:~:text=American%20reed%20is%20the%20native,the%20less%20common%20American%20reed.

whatever corn is descended from is essentially a reed, and corn is definitely an American continent plant.

good luck

Those two are good. What about the prairie cordgrass which is a better alternative to the reed grass?

Literally any Native grass species will work fine. If anything, mix several together for a stronger habitat. The trick is just working on the phragmites until the Native grass legitimately starts outcompeting it.