Invasive Plant Species Removal

(Non-Native)

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Invasive plant species can be difficult to control outside of their native environments.  Many of these species have multiple methods of reproduction, and these nonnative species can grow to large monocultures if left unchecked. These invasive species often are allowed to rapidly grow without the competition they would normally face in their their natural native environments, leading them to thrive while inhibiting native plant growth.  Mechanical, cultural, and chemical removal techniques are used to control and eradicate invasive species from project sites.  

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HRS is committed to using the least harmful methods for invasive plant removal.  We strive for the most effective results with a minimal impact to the surrounding ecological environment.  Dependent on the plant species population size and other factors, our specialists remove invasive non-native plant species by hand, utilizing small powered machines or with targeted herbicide application.  Our specialists are certified in herbicide application including aquatic application, and are committed to evolving with the best management practices (BMP's) and utilizing tailored application techniques.