According to the USDA, ingestion of the plant is “frequently fatal” for livestock. In fact, sheep can reportedly be poisoned by eating as little as three ounces of green leaves. Animals can die from ...

Tosh Mazzone, Penn State Extension, Field and Forage Educator By early May in South-Central Pennsylvania, invasive shrubs have fully leafed out. Scout now to identify shrubs as well […] ...

The forest cleanup will likely have significant effects. Nature center shares uplifting before-and-after photos after taking ...

HAMILTON (WKRC) - Nearly two dozen goats were given temporary jobs at a Greater Cincinnati park as invasive species hunters.

A herd of about 80 goats — which the city of Madison rents from the Poynette-based company HaakHagen Goat Grazing LLC — is ...

Hamilton Parks Conservancy and MetroParks of Butler County have partnered on project involving goats and invasive plant ...

Niagara County’s nature lovers may remember when forests were adrift with blooming native trilliums in early May. Those local trails of trilliums are fewer and farther between. Conservationists have ...

Included in the Trump administration’s order last week to boost the coal industry was a two-year exemption to a rule that would have forced some of the nation’s most polluting power plants to ...

At Antrim Park in Columbus, the city's parks department has teamed up with Goats on the Go to clear out invasive plants using a small group of goats.

Find out how invasive plants outcompete our native plants ... That is vibrant green is invasive honeysuckle before anything else is green. In our woods, you'll see this honeysuckle.

As an invasive, it is hard to control, Heberling adds. This is because birds and other animals eat the berries and thus spread the seeds far and wide. To remove this plant, you can pull out ...