Citation

Beran D. Am. City Cty. 2006; 121(5): 34-37.

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(Copyright © 2006, Penton Media)

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Abstract

A team at Purdue University's Department of Forestry and Natural Resources works with rights-of-way managers to develop effective land management scenarios, addressing issues like invasive weed and brush control, establishing native grasses, and wetland rehabilitation. Roadside land management creates attractive areas that provide a habitat for animals and birds while minimizing the need for frequent mowing and weed control. Programs from Alabama and Minnesota are highlighted.