Brush Management

Guiding the land back to balance

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Unmanaged brush and invasive plants can quickly overwhelm a forest, crowding out native species, reducing wildlife habitat quality, and increasing fuel loads that make forests more vulnerable to stress. Thoughtful vegetation management uses targeted, science-based practices to restore ecological balance—clearing the way for native trees and understory plants to thrive.

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Why it matters:

• Reduces competition from aggressive brush and invasive species.

• Encourages regeneration of native trees, shrubs, and wildflowers.

• Improves forest access and enhances wildlife habitat.

• Lowers long-term maintenance costs by controlling problems early.
   

A healthy forest starts with the right plants in the right places.