Scots scheme to get rid of invasive species to be shared globally
The battle lines have been drawn. On one side, vicious and deadly invaders, on the other, an army of driller killers prepared to use brute force in their fight for victory. It’s not the latest video game or Netflix blockbuster. Instead, it’s the normally gentle natured gardening teams at heritage organisation National Trust of Scotland, who have just upped the ante in the battle against a group of vicious plant nasties that simply must die. At the heart of Project Wipeout, the combative name given to a sweeping programme that sees teams injecting unwanted species with herbicides or,...