Utah Conservation Corps receives $60K grant to remove invasive plants in Logan

Community joins forces to remove 90 bathtubs' worth of dangerous growth: 'For safety, it’s critical'

A community of volunteers has banded together to remove 90 bathtubs' worth of invasive Scotch broom from a park in British Columbia, Canada.  As reported by Chek News, the volunteers spent an entire day pulling out the invasive plant from Solstice Park to reduce the risk of wildfires. The plant is a serious fire hazard because it has dense, woody stems and a high oil content, which makes it highly flammable. This is especially problematic during…

Grafton receives invasive plant removal funding for Fiscal Year 2026

By Cam Boudreau According to a release from the office of Massachusetts State Senator Michael Moore, on June 30, the Massachusetts Legislature enacted a $61.01… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close

Utah Conservation Corps receives $60K grant to remove invasive plants in Logan

The Utah Conservation Corps has received a $61,106 grant from the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food to remove noxious weeds and restore habitat along a major corridor in Logan.