Alaska is about a half-century behind the lower 48 states when it comes to the rate of invasive plant incursion, and the time to act is now.

Finally, and especially if you are not living in Anchorage, check out the Landscape Plants for Alaska website, which has info on more than 350 trees, shrubs and vines.

The USDA Forest Service and the Alaska Division of Forestry are offering grants up to $25,000 to local governments and nonprofit organizations to remove two types of invasive chokecherry trees ...

Moose hunting season may still be weeks away, but moth hunting season is in full swing. Trees throughout Interior Alaska and other parts of the state have been set with traps to capture invasive ...