Invasive Plants & Insects in Forests

Techniques and options for chemically controlling terrestrial invasive plants. Control or management of invasive plants should include consideration a...

New Hampshie Regulations<br /> <br /> New Hampshire law requires that anyone applying pesticides on property that they do not own, as part of their ...

Mechanical control strategies for managing terrestial invasive plants.<br /> <br /> Mechanical control strategies for managing terrestial invasive p...

This guidebook by Doug Cygan, Invasives Species Coordinator with the N.H. Dept. of Agriculture, Markets &amp; Food, includes 26 upland plants, three i...

A tool for community education on invasive plants in New Hampshire.<br /> <br /> <br /> A presentation designed for the general public that provid...

Natural spread of emerald ash borer (EAB) takes decades; human-assisted spread takes only hours.<br /> <br /> Following best management practices wi...

New Hampshire’s invasive species regulations currently prohibit the collection, sale, transport, distribution, propagation or transplantation of prohi...

Visit NHBugs.org<br /> <br /> Through a partnership with New Hampshire Deparment of Agriculture, Markets &amp; Food, New Hampshire Forests &amp;  La...

A symposium, Using Fire to Control Invasive Plants: What’s New, What Works in the Northeast?, was held on January 24, 2003. Researchers and fire manag...

This study’s main objective was to determine how the incidence of blister rust has changed since the mid-1900’s. Five separate regions of New Hampshir...