
How do invasive species impact amenity spaces?
We explore the real impacts Invasive Non-Native Species (INNS) such as Giant hogweed, Himalayan balsam, Horsetail and Ragwort have on the use of amenity spaces.
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We explore the real impacts Invasive Non-Native Species (INNS) such as Giant hogweed, Himalayan balsam, Horsetail and Ragwort have on the use of amenity spaces.
In this case study, we demonstrate how shrub clearance for Natural England helped to control risk of fire spreading on Humberland Peatlands.
The UK’s three most common aquatic weeds; Water Fern (Azolla), Floating pennywort, and Parrot's feather are highly invasive. Read why here.
Choosing the best invasive weeds contractor can be tricky - here we list 12 reasons to choose us and what you should look for.
Integrated Weed Management (IWM) - we explain the benefits of adopting IWM as part of your weed control strategy.
We caught up with Mike Brown, Director of Bellharbour.co.uk on the challenges of managing the outdoor spaces of high-end properties.
Bamboo removal can be a challenging task. In this blog we look at how to remove Bamboo completely. Get rid of unwanted Bamboo for good!
In this blog we explain how to remove winter moss and algae to avoid slip hazards on hard surfaces such as footpaths and sports tracks.
Key takeouts from the Government’s 25 Year Environmental Improvement Plan, launched by DEFRA outlines plans for protecting ecosystems.
How can you tell which variety of bamboo you have? The useful identification tips in this blog will help you with identifying bamboo types!
Ditches play an important role in creating flood defences so our ditch clearance services are vital and ideally carried out during winter.
LRR is a tax relief against Corporation Tax that many UK companies can benefit from. Find out more about LRR, who can apply and what the criteria is for claims.
What will 2023 bring for invasive weed control? Firstly we wish a warm welcome to 2023 to all our customers and clients across the UK – old and new! In this blog we share some of our predictions for the year and our promises to you. We will continue to evolve new ways to control…
Invasive Rhododendron ponticum is a major problem in the UK, and especially in Scottish forestry areas. We explain the importance of Rhododendron removal.
In the office with Lianne Burton, we asked her to share some details about her role as a Surveyors Co-Ordinator.
Invasive Winter heliotrope (Petasites pyrenaicus) spreads fast! Here we list sustainable options for managing Winter heliotrope spread.
Invasive Wisteria may be a beautiful canopy of lilac or white flowers but who knew it could bore its way through walls to invade a kitchen!
When it comes to plants that cause damage to property, Bamboo is similar to the dreaded Japanese knotweed. We can solve your Bamboo issues.
Find out how to treat Honey fungi - a deadly parasite that attacks and kills trees and shrubs, causing issues for landowners and managers.
In this post we discuss 4 environmentally conscious things people can do to support flood defence through land management.
As climate change causes increasing environmental issues, we look at alien species adaptation and how we may also need to adapt.
Is invasive weed control seasonal? In this article we explain why weed control is an all year round challenge.
In this post we tell you how to identify the Oak Processionary Moth, why it should be controlled and what to do if you come into contact.
In this post we go over some key things that you can get done on and around your property to get on top of winter land maintenance.
We officially launched the new brand Environment Controls at this year's Expo held at NEC Birmingham 14-15th Sept, joining 149 other exhibitors - the UK's largest event for contaminated land, air and water.
Climate change and invasive species - how will this impact our lives in the decades to come? Read the full article to find out.
Japanese Knotweed Ltd (JKL) is expanding its services and launching a new sister brand called Environment Controls (EC).
In this case study, we look at the challenges that Erewash Council faced with urban amenity weed control and the solution we provided.
In this amenity weed control case study we look at how we helped Gwynedd County Council tackle weeds on the urban highway network.
We spoke with Darren Greatbatch, Specialist Advisory Manager about the benefits Environment Controls specialist services will provide.