Honeysuckle: An Unlikely Culprit in the Case of Water Quality
Scientists have long known that bush honeysuckle is an aggressive invasive species. However, they have only recently begun to understand the negative effect it has on aquatic ecosystems.
At KDF Nursery, White Oak Seedlings Could Hold Key to Bourbon’s Future
As the current white oak population ages over the next 50 years, there’s not a sustainable source of new seedlings to supply the unprecedented demand from bourbon production and other timber-related industries. As a result, scientists are working to replicate select white oaks with “superior genetics.”
Division of Forestry Partnership with KEWS Helps Restore, Maintain Emergency Communication
When downed trees blocked access to the KEWS tower, used for emergency communications, KEWS reached out to the Kentucky Division of Forestry to restore access to the tower.
Land, Air & Water 