When thinking of troublesome invasive species, one often mentions Japanese knotweed or giant hogweed. Less well-known are the yellow goldenrods, which, according to forest ranger Rudmer Veenstra, are becoming a major plague in Southwest Drenthe.
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When thinking of troublesome invasive species, one often mentions Japanese knotweed or giant hogweed. Less well-known are the yellow goldenrods, which, according to forest ranger Rudmer Veenstra, are becoming a major plague in Southwest Drenthe.