Invasive Species Control
Detection • Control & Management • Prevention
Invasive Species Control
Detection • Control & Manage • Prevention
An “invasive species” is non-native to the ecosystem and can cause environmental harm. Invasive species compete directly with native species for moisture, sunlight, nutrients, and space. Overall plant diversity can be decreased and spread of an invasive species can degrade wildlife habitat, degrade water quality, increase soil erosion which results in poor quality agriculture lands and decreased recreation opportunities.
While it may be impractical to totally eradicate completely in large infestations, we will work with you on a treatment plan to limit the possibilities of regrowth. We will combine mechanical, cultural, and chemical methods for most effective control.
Invasive Species Control Services
Detect • Control • Prevent
- Identification
- Prevention
- Control
- Brush Clearing & Removal
- Weed Control Program
- Weed Spraying
- Prescribed Burns
- Select Cutting
Invasive Species
Detect • Control & Manage • Prevent
- Bush Honeysuckle
- Oriental Bittersweet
- Poison Hemlock
- Common Teasel
- Russian Olive
- Autumn Olive
- Japanese Knotweed
- Bohemian Knotweed
- Lesser Celandine
- Chinese Buckthorn
- Common Buckthorn
- Dahurian Buckthorn
- Glossy Buckthorn
- Japanese Buckthorn
- Saw-tooth Buckthorn
- Amur Honeysuckle
- Japanese Honeysuckle
- Morrow Honeysuckle
- Tatarian Honeysuckle
- Winter Honeysuckle
- Giant Hogweed
- Purple Loosestrife
- Kudzu
- Multiflora Rose and More!
