The Exposed Japanese Knotweed Heatmap, created by Environet, serves as an interactive online resource for tracking the spread of Japanese knotweed throughout the UK. Utilizing data from over 57,000 verified infestations, the heatmap employs a traffic-light color system to indicate hotspots. Homeowners and prospective buyers can enter their postcode to assess their property's risk level. With Wales and western England, especially Cardiff, being the most affected areas, the heatmap aims to empower individuals with crucial information regarding property safety and pest management.
The Exposed Japanese Knotweed Heatmap, launched by Environet, helps homeowners identify and track the spread of this invasive plant across the UK.
The heatmap uses data from over 57,000 verified infestations and helps users locate knotweed hotspots through a color-coded system.
Homeowners can search by postcode to determine if their property is in a high-risk area, making the tool a collaborative resource.
Wales and western England are the most affected regions, particularly Cardiff, which has the highest incidence rate in the UK.
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