With the spring in full bloom, we will start to see an uptick in mosquito populations this May and June. Don't wait until you get bit to start your summer maintenance efforts to keep pesky ... Read More >
RTEC’s Remarkable Rehabilitation of the C&O Canal’s Historic Aqueducts
Waterways, both man-made and naturally occurring, play an important role for people and the planet. Whether it be a streambed that provides a biodiverse aquatic habitat, or aqueducts that carry fresh ... Read More >
Rock Creek Park Waterway Restoration: How to Prevent Erosion
Last year, RTEC Treecare assisted Rock Creek Park in Washington, D.C, to restore the waterway that was damaged from erosion. Over the years the stream bank began to show signs of serious erosion, and ... Read More >
Wavyleaf Basketgrass Is The Next Invasive Plant That We Need To Stop The Spread Of
Initially found in Eurasia, wavyleaf basketgrass (Oplismenus undulatifolius) is an invasive species that has crept into northern Virginia forests. As a low-lying perennial grass, it threatens ... Read More >
August’s Beneficial Insect: The Parasitic Ichneumon Wasps
If you’ve been following along with us this summer, you’ll know it’s been one for the bugs! From the usual seasonal suspects to menacing invasive species and occasional beneficial insects - we all ... Read More >
