I recently discovered that what I thought were beautiful flowers in my yard are actually noxious weeds. Can you explain how to identify noxious weeds and why they are harmful? Spring has sprung, and ...

Conservationists are warning Australians to be on the lookout for a noxious weed that's "quickly becoming one of the most ...

The best way to spread Christmas cheer is not to spread invasive species hiding in festive foliage, but instead disposing of ...

The principles of Integrated Vegetation Management (IVM) have gained industry-wide acceptance as best management practices. Three references (ANSI A300 Part 7, ISA BMP - Integrated Vegetation ...

It’s been said that a weed is just a plant growing where you don’t want it to. Some are aggressive to the point of being invasive, while others have redeeming qualities you might want to consider ...

As our climate and landscape conditions continue to shift, noxious weeds will remain a major challenge in managing and protecting natural resources here in Eagle County. By definition, noxious weeds ...

If we want to protect the native plants and animals in our communities, we must be on high alert for invasive species disturbing our local ecosystems. One TikTok user, Stephen Camp (@b0tanica), ...

There are 32 species of noxious and invasive weeds found in Summit County, mind you, I said county! These invasive species do not honor boundaries. Granted, they entered our developed areas initially, ...

OSU professor warns farmers about 13 invasive species harming rangeland biodiversity and creating economic losses statewide.

While addressing weed control and pressing agronomic issues is a farmers’ priority during the growing season, ensuring adjacent wetlands and riparian buffer zones within crop fields are healthy and ...

Washington officials are asking residents in Clark County and the rest of the state to keep their eyes out for spongy moths, zebra mussels and other invasive species that threaten ecosystems here. The ...

There are more than 300,000 species of plants in the world. In Colorado, we have more than 3,000 species. Plants are very important because they are the base of the food chain; that is, everything ...