Invasive Species Removal

Fecon forestry equipment can be highly effective when used to remove invasive species. Plant diseases and invasive species can pose significant threats to native vegetation, water supplies, and wildlife habitats, and could lead to a potential wildfire.

Low ground pressure tractors with mulching attachments are often used for vegetation management in wetland areas to remove Arundo and other wetland invasive species. Salt Cedar, Russian Olive, Buckthorn, and Multi-floral Rose can invade a natural habitat or soak up a tremendous amount of groundwater and need to be removed to re-establish the native habitat or to preserve the water table. Tree shears, mulching attachments including excavator mulching attachments are all effective tools for these applications.