Knotweed Surveying with a Drone
Posted by Admin - Jul 2016
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV or Drone) are now often used for filming sports events (such as the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympic Games), and have recently made the news for injuring an athlete in Western Australia, when one crashed into her during a triathlon event. However the most common use of UAVs is surveying for commercial practices (i.e. industrial inspection and land surveys) and education research surveys.
Japanese Knotweed News – December
Posted by Admin - Jul 2016
We give a roundup of knotweed in the news for December 2015. News includes a new guide from the Property Care Association; is biological control our best defence against pests such as knotweed?; courses in control of Japanese knotweed aim to "normalise" public conception of the invasive weed; a four-year project has cleared 30,000m2 of knotweed.
Knotweed Removal in Rotherham
Posted by Admin - Jul 2016
When knotweed was identified on a site proposed for a new medical centre (providing local residents in Rotherham with updated facilities) Japanese knotweed Ltd were called in to remove the problem. Having surveyed the site we recorded multiple mature stands of Japanese knotweed both on site and off-site.
Britain’s Horror Homes, Channel 5
Posted by Admin - Jul 2016
On TV Channel 5 starting at 8pm on the 22nd March 2016 a programme called Britain’s Horror Homes will be aired where the damaging affects of Japanese knotweed will be revealed.
Knotweed Commercial Removal in Norwich
Posted by Admin - Jul 2016
When Japanese knotweed was spotted on a residential development in Norwich, Norfolk, Japanese Knotweed Ltd was called in to remove the problem. The client required the site to be ready for development without the risk (presence of) Japanese knotweed, which was located to the front corner of the property.
