Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Russian olive is an invasive species in B.C. (Jenifer Norwell/CBC - image credit) Russian olive trees — sometimes known as ...

Chris Cheek, pictured above, with a channel catfish during the data gathering phase of the project. Credit: South Dakota State University Chris Cheek, pictured above, with a channel catfish during the ...

RANCHOS DE TAOS — Among the targets of an ambitious noxious weeds and invasive species removal project underway in the Taos Valley is one of the most pervasive of invasive non-native tree species in ...

Regular visitors to Kathryn Albertson Park have been struck by the profound change in the look of the park along the south side. All the Russian olive trees over an area of 5 acres were removed in ...

We all want our homes to look good both inside and outside, and when it comes to the outside, one of the easiest ways to enhance the visual appeal is by planting trees. Now, naturally, when choosing ...

Russian olive trees aren’t easy to remove, but the city of Casper’s efforts to eradicate the invasive species along the North Platte River received a boost on June 16 from a $5,000 grant awarded by ...