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Strathcona County Ward 5 Coun. Nelson: Targeting high-risk species - Vimarsana News

Strathcona County Ward 5 Coun. Nelson: Targeting high-risk species

Strathcona County’s Invasive Plant Management Program aims to prevent provincially regulated weeds from establishing and spreading on both private and public land in the county.

Strathcona County Ward 5 Coun. Nelson: Targeting high-risk species | Drayton Valley Western Review - Vimarsana News

Strathcona County Ward 5 Coun. Nelson: Targeting high-risk species | Drayton Valley Western Review

Strathcona County’s Invasive Plant Management Program aims to prevent provincially regulated weeds from establishing and spreading on both private and public land in the county.

City explores bylaw changes to allow for alternative lawns - Vimarsana News

City explores bylaw changes to allow for alternative lawns

New rules would allow homeowners a wider scope of landscaping options

Ottawa to begin spraying and mowing wild parsnip - Vimarsana News

Ottawa to begin spraying and mowing wild parsnip

The city of Ottawa will begin spraying and mowing roadsides, pathways and parks this week to deal with wild parsnip, the invasive plant that can cause skin and eye irritation and make the skin prone to burning and blistering.

Pushing back: new invasive species working group set up to address growing problem - Vimarsana News

Pushing back: new invasive species working group set up to address growing problem

Invasive plant species are going to be met head on this summer as the regional district has handed the reins of a strategy to eradicate them to a local environmental group. The Regional District of Central Kootenay has entered into a contribution agreement with the Central Kootenay Invasive Species Society (CKISS) for the development and coordination of the regional government