#invasive-species

#invasive-species

EBRPD enhances boat inspection policies to combat invasive species, introducing lake-specific color-coded bands starting May 7.

USDA staff cuts jeopardize invasive species detection efforts and agricultural safety.

Smuggled insects can threaten U.S. agriculture and forests despite their popularity among collectors.

Interactive heatmap launched to track Japanese knotweed across the UK.

Helps homeowners identify hotspots to mitigate property damage.

Collaborative tool relying on public sightings for accuracy.

Wales and western England, particularly Cardiff, are heavily impacted.

The expansion of the Panama Canal has led to significant shifts in marine ecosystems and concerns about invasive species impacting local fisheries.

Sea otters could be an effective natural solution for controlling invasive green crab populations in California's coastal ecosystems.

Paula Whyman's memoir reveals the challenges and efforts in restoring a Virginia meadow, focusing on invasive species management and ecological insights.

The invasive northern giant hornet has been declared eradicated in the US after no detections since 2021, thanks to community efforts.

Urban Paradise Guild promotes environmental responsibility by offering invasive Australian Pines as alternative Christmas trees, while reducing waste and promoting community involvement.

Government intervention is essential for managing ash dieback impact; landowners alone cannot shoulder the burden.

Neighborhood boundary disputes can escalate without proactive measures.

Controlling invasive plants like porcelain berry requires specific methods and professional help.

Hackberries, often called trash trees, are widespread yet disdained for their messy nature and pest issues, yet they play an important ecological role.

Treasure Island is undergoing significant changes due to long-anticipated construction developments since 1997.