Over the past two centuries, the southern sprucefir stands have been decimated by logging, pollution, and an infestation of invasive insects.

Research focuses on informing policy and land management decisions and includes addressing invasive insects, degraded river ecosystems, or sustainable ways to harvest forest products.

His approach to control invasive insects and diseases has been criticized as a scorched earth approach, eliminating pests without regard to the environment or to economic losses to growers.

Invasive pest species are another concern as internal fragmentation by road and power lines.

Its rapid growth and spreading rhizomes make it an invasive pest in some areas.

Some species of land planarians have become invasive pest species.

The mongoose has become an invasive pest.

There have been more than 1,000 releases of biocontrols involving 350 agents against 133 types of invasive plant.

He claimed that the managers of the golf course had been made aware of the problem of the invasive plant but that nothing had been done.

The vendor had lived there for many years and ticked 'no' to the presence of this invasive plant on the property information form.

Buyers are losing money on fees and surveys only to be told they cannot get a mortgage, while homeowners are facing huge bills to remove the invasive plant.

They offer adventure service trips with a variety of projects including trail construction and maintenance, campsite restoration, revegetation, invasive plant removal, and cleanup.

The drop has been attributed to complacency and an increasing reluctance to undergo an unpleasant and invasive procedure.

A surgeon removed the fork with laparoscopic surgery, a minimally invasive procedure performed through a tiny incision a patient's abdomen.

The jab has a similar effect to a gastric bypass but without the need for an invasive procedure.

Doctors there treated him for a blocked coronary artery, with what royal officials described as a 'minimally invasive procedure'.

We are giving an invasive procedure to a person who doesn't need it in order to treat another person.

Recent technological advances have allowed this same procedure to be done robotically, a minimally invasive technique similar to laparoscopy.

Invasive techniques that can result in such a range of complications should not be carried out in hairdressing salons.

Enthused by accounts of less invasive techniques, he did his first keyhole operation and was struck by the patient's quick recovery time.

More modern, less invasive techniques (such as using a special tape to support the outlet to the bladder) tend to work much better.

The specialty evolved from general and cardiac surgery as well as minimally invasive techniques pioneered by interventional radiology.

The author has made no secret of his disdain for 'invasive technology'.

The hospital prides itself in the use of minimally invasive technology.

Instead, the police grab at invasive technologies without regard to the cost in terms of individual privacy or community trust.

He got gradually sicker, then suddenly much, much sicker, and meanwhile every invasive test came back with inconclusive but alarming results, all pointing at some kind of unidentifiable multisystem disorder.

A kidney biopsy may also be used as a more specific and invasive test method.

In addition, many will have completed numerous unsuccessful rounds of assisted fertility, plus invasive tests and hospital treatments, none of which have worked.

This allows early correct diagnosis for severe epilepsies, which results in appropriate treatment and prevents unnecessary invasive tests.

The software could save tens of thousands of patients from having invasive tests to diagnose coronary artery disease.

That's all very good, and if you have any kind of invasive treatment on the cards, you want a tube of this for afterwards.

He said that risk management was 'plainly' better than invasive treatment and less restrictive.

They also set out clear guidelines on 'end-of-life' management, making clear that residents have a right to refuse invasive treatment.

Now doctors have said that, together, the cases provide proof of concept that a cure may be possible for everyone, although the invasive treatment would have to be adapted radically.

He also specializes in the invasive treatment of peripheral arterial disease and lower extremity venous disease.