The world of vegetation management is complex, and no two utilities are the same. While some utilities continue to embrace well managed, cycle-based trimming, others
It’s amazing how quickly the digital landscape has changed for utility vegetation management (UVM) in just a few years. Read my feature article, Considerations When Deploying Crew
Effective UVM Through Integration of Workforce, Planning, and Technology. Read my article, Putting UVM On The Assembly Line, co-written with Jarod Cassada. The article was featured in the May/June
Our recent story map shows how we worked with a Florida golf course to combat an invasive weed.
Posted by Madelyn Mateo Are weeds choking your productivity? Are you worried about sight-line visibility, fire hazards, or maintenance costs? What about the damage those
Posted by Ray Dorsey Recently, a friend of mine was taking his wife to the airport. They were running behind due to traffic
Posted by Madelyn Mateo Clearion, Scientists, and Vegetation Managers Join Forces to Help Pollinators Thrive. Purple loosestrife, reed canary grass, and kudzu
Posted by Madelyn Mateo There are so many utilities and other right-of-way owners out there that are providing a commendable contribution to the
Posted by Madelyn Mateo Anyone working in the rights-of-way vegetation management business has likely heard about the possibility that the Monarch butterfly will
Posted by Brooks Smith Today we’re featuring guest blogger, Brooks Smith, Data Technician with Wilderness Environmental Services (WES). He will share with you his 5
