"Every step helps protect the health and beauty of Pisgah National Forest for generations to come." Volunteers eradicate ...

I found it odd that kudzu had become a global symbol for the dangers of invasive species, yet somehow rarely posed a serious threat to the rich Southern landscapes I was trying to protect as a ...

These are six of the worst invasive insects in South Carolina that destroy homes and yards. Here’s how to get rid of them.

Kudzu, like certain invasive species, was an intentional introduction in the United States. In the late 19th century, it was coveted for its ornamental use, imported as seeds to grown on porches ...

Invasive species, Okoyomon points out, frequently become scapegoats for human blunders. Before it became known as “the vine that ate the South,” kudzu was embraced as a remedy to the ravages ...

Kudzu is a legume species and is closely enough ... and smut grass in her fields in recent years. These are both invasive species that arrived in the state a few decades ago.

grows wild in the United States but does not displace native plants; but kudzu, introduced from Asia for erosion control in the mid-20th-century South, does, and is considered therefore invasive.

We see — every day — the effects of invasive plant species on our once beautiful ... like English ivy and kudzu, being smothered and ultimately broken under their weight.

Ever heard of the Spotted Lanternfly? How about the Red Swamp Crayfish? No, they’re not band names – they’re invasive species ...

the insect does feed on kudzu, another invasive species in the state. However, the insect also feeds on soybeans and other crops. The insect can also be a problem in and around structures.