CPD: Managing invasive species on construction sites

Invasive non-native species (INNS) such as Japanese knotweed, Himalayan balsam and giant hogweed present a growing challenge for the construction and remediation industry. While their ecological impact is well documented,… The post CPD: Managing invasive species on construction sites appeared first on Construction Management.

Property Acquisition Allows $1.2B Asian Carp Prevention Project to Move Forward in Illinois

The $1.2-billion Brandon Road Interbasin Project is being built in Joliet, Ill. to prevent Asian carp and other invasive species from entering the Great Lakes.  

Work Starts on $1.2B Project to Block Great Lakes Asian Carp Invasion

Funding deal will push forward two-decade-plus effort to build barriers and take other steps to prevent invasive species migration into the key U.S. shipping and recreation hub.

Work Starts on $1.2B Project to Block Great Lakes Carp Invasion

Funding deal will push forward a more than two-decades effort to build barriers and take other steps to prevent invasive species migration into key US shipping and recreation hub

CABE - Japanese Knotweed Management, 16012019

Webinar held by the Chartered Association of Building Engineers and the Property Care Association looking at the management of Japanese Knotweed. Dr Peter Fitzsimons highlights the botany and scale & scope of the Japanese Knotweed 'problem'; the legal framework for JKW and other invasives; surveying and controlling JKW; and Warranties