Read about: Pheasants Forever working with landowners to manage invasive plants on private lands, western Wisconsin's Northwest Sands Pine Barren's restoration project, the Midwest Invasive Plant Network, and using proper timing to maximize control with herbicide.

Actions taken to reestablish the pine barrens ecosystem–timber harvest, mechanical site treatment, and prescribed burning–can increase the risk of spreading invasive plants to non-infested sites. Mitigating these risks is a key component of the Northwest Sands Pine Barren Restoration Project in western Wisconsin.

Pheasants Forever works with private landowners to develop habitat improvements, including invasive plant control.

Read about:  Yosemite National Park and Interagency partners' efforts to tackle yellow starthistle in California, an innovative conservation approachs for Russian olive and saltcedar by the Missouri River Watershed Coalition, BLM and partners “Restore New Mexico” on a landscape scale, proper application timing for maximum invasive plant control with Milestone® herbicide, and invasive plant management in the Pacific Islands.

Yosemite National Park and Interagency partners tackle yellow starthistle.

Amid the barren foothills of the West Potrillo Mountains southwest of Las Cruces, New Mexico, a group that included sportsmen, ranchers, biologists and conservationists gather to witness the early stages of an effort to restore this vast swath of Chihuahuan Desert, a wilderness study area.

The Missouri River Watershed Coalition and partners explore innovative approaches for Russian olive and saltcedar management.