Fall is the perfect season to identify and remove problem plants. Identify four invasive weeds and learn how to remove them.

Invasive plants have detrimental effects on the local ecosystem. They are non-native, spread quickly, and can overtake an area when not kept in check. Many will force out native plants, leading to a ...

Learn how to identify and manage invasive plants at a free educational event hosted by Wild Ones Rock River Valley.

Project ARISE expanded its work by organizing invasive-plant removal drives, habitat restoration efforts and environmental ...

Vines can unexpectedly dominate the growing season, particularly when there are no late freezes and a warm, wet spring. If you haven't noticed yet, I encourage you to sharpen your observation skills ...

The Laketown Township Parks and Recreation Committee is hosting a free event to educate residents about invasive species. The event will feature a presentation by experts on identifying and treating ...

Invasive plants are a serious ecological concern. Without natural predators, they push out native plants and the wildlife that depend on them. In Connecticut, there are more than 100 identified ...

This story was originally produced by The Keene Sentinel. NHPR is republishing it in partnership with the Granite State News Collaborative. Glossy buckthorn, Japanese knotweed and Asian bittersweet ...