Wildscapes

 What is it?

Invasive species are non-native plants that are highly competitive, adaptive and successful at thriving. They usurp the habitats of other species putting native species at risk. Invasive species can compromise the structural integrity of buildings and pavements. If left untreated they can reduce both the commercial and amenity value of a site.

Failing to deal with these invasive species can result in breaking the law. The Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, for example, requires that landowners and tenants take all reasonable steps to control Japanese Knotweed from infringing into adjoining land. Penalties for causing an infestation can be as serious as two years imprisonment and/or a large fine.

Invasive species control keeps these problem species to a minimum; it is an essential role to fulfil to protect your land and assets.

How we do it…

Wildscapes advises and delivers appropriate management control techniques for a wide range of problem species. We are licensed to undertake practical control work on site and have experience of delivering this work within a range of habitats.

Safety is always paramount; and mitigate against any potential risks whilst carrying out our work. We ensure you get the service required to enable you to eradicate problem species without causing harm to the surrounding land.

Give us a bell to find out more or for a consultation on 0114 2792667.