Training ensures safe identification and handling of toxic invasive plants, protecting health and safety. Proper training helps prevent accidents and ensures effective treatment.
Touching Giant hogweed or hemlock can cause severe skin irritation and other health issues due to their high toxicity levels. It is important to handle these plants with care and protective equipment.
Giant hogweed, hemlock, Common ragwort, and Horsetail are toxic invasive plants to be cautious of. These plants can cause harm to humans and animals if touched or ingested.
Aquatic invasive weeds overgrow and out-compete native species, affecting waterways and ecosystems. This can lead to blocked waterways and reduced biodiversity.
There are nearly 200 known species of non-native invasive weeds in the UK. These species cause significant issues for landowners, homeowners, and the construction industry.
Invasive species compete with native plants and animals for resources and can cause extinctions. They also alter habitats, making it difficult for native species to thrive.
Not all invasive plants are harmful, but most need some level of control or eradication. Even those that aren't harmful to humans can disrupt local ecosystems.
Learn about biosecurity measures and use specialist treatment methods to manage invasive plant infestations. Work with specialists that have expertise in invasive weed control and can help educate you on the best practices.
Why are some plants more adaptive to survive in extreme heat and what can we do to control invasive plants in heatwaves?
Read why it's so important to know the facts before using or applying herbicide. Not all Glyphosate is the same!
Environment Controls have developed a unique Bamboo Excavation Programme that will permanently get rid of Bamboo - the most common invasive species affecting UK gardens and commercial businesses in 2024.
Working in the natural environment or around property comes with its own hazards - toxic plants. Find out what these are in this article.
In this article we show some examples of invasive plant infestations and explain the main methods of control.
Meet our expanding Amenity Weed Management team, working on large Local Authority contracts across England and Wales.
Common ragwort - a bright yellow plant found in gardens and fields, that is toxic to animals and harmful to touch. Do not ignore these warnings! Common ragwort - a bright yellow plant found in gardens and fields, that is toxic to animals and harmful to touch. Find out more.
In this article we explain how serious invasive weed infestations can be. Read on to see some dramatic examples.
On this contract we oversaw works to clear Himalayan balsam so the planned works could proceed on a site cleared of invasive threat.
In this article we focus on the different challenges commercial businesses face when their land or property becomes infested with invasive plants - and how to overcome them.
In this article we’ll tell you the quickest ways to identify a species of concern, because whether you're a rambler, landowner or working in construction knowing your invasive species is in some instances vital for health and safety.
Find out what an invasive weeds survey involves and why it is so important to control invasive plants in the UK.
In this article we explain what you should expect from professional invasive weeds removal services, and how to choose the right contractor.
In this article on rhizomes we explore every aspect of invasive rhizotomas plants, and why they cannot be 'killed'!
Need help with weed identification? Read this to learn how to identify the most common invasive plants in the UK.
Discover alert species such as Water primrose or the noxious, sticky Chilean needle-grass to the deceptive and deadly Purple pitcher plant.
American skunk cabbage removal services for this invasive aquatic plant that is causing harm to our British waterways and native species.
Read how invasive alien species affect our native plants and the environment, and how taking control starts with an ecology survey!
Our excavation and vegetation clearance services are ideal for commercial site clearance in readiness for development or land management.
On 4th Sep 2023 the first comprehensive report was issued by the IPBES on invasive alien species and their control. Read the key points.
Our excavation services are ideal for winter to get rid of unwanted invasive plants and vegetation, and remove asbestos contaminated ground.
Protecting our native species begins and ends with controlling non-native invasive plants. Read more on how to achieve this.
