Woody Encroachment and Woody Invasives

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Explore the impact of tree and shrub encroachment on conservation plantings. This guide highlights how native woody species like blackberry and sumac can benefit wildlife, while invasives species and excessive woody encroachment can degrade habitat for species like Henslow’s sparrows. Learn how to manage woody invasives to preserve native grasses and wildflowers. Essential reading for conservationists and land managers interested in grassland ecosystems.

Check out the Managing Conservation Plantings series which include details on how to control invasive species and other problematic plants in Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) plantings and native warm-season grass and wildflower conservation plantings.

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Author Jarred Brooke, Josh Griffin, Kent Hanauer, Lance Tresenriter, Brianne Lowe, Olivia Fry, Savannah Stout, Bill Johnson
Produced Mar 9, 2025
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