Rolnictwo i żywność · 23/06/2011

Salmon-Challis National Forest to Address Invasive Plant Threat

The Salmon-Challis National Forest in Idaho is facing a major threat from invasive plants, which can displace native plants, harm wildlife and livestock, and alter soil properties. The forest, which spans 3,108,904 acres, has identified 65,000 acres infested with invasive weeds that could spread to adjacent lands.