In the News 2021
Bug off: The invasive spotted lanternfly threatens central Virginia (Nov 2021) – C-ville Weekly
Kudzu, an invasive plant, runs rampant in Rappahannock (Oct 2021) – Rappahannock News
Nothing sweet about the bittersweet vine (Sept 2021) – Greene County Record
Invasive Species: Is There Hope in Virginia? (Sept 2021) – Rod Walker is interviewed by Tyler Harris, Virginia Tech
Blue Ridge PRISM Meets $20,000 VEE Challenge Grant (Aug 2021)
Group Working to Educate People About Invasive Plant Species (May 2021) – NBC 29
Into the Garden with Leslie on NewsRadio WINA (Apr 2021) – Blue Ridge PRISM’s founders, Rod and Maggie Walker, are Leslie’s guests
In the News 2020
Tree-of-heaven is anything but heavenly in your yard (Oct 2020) – Greene County Record
How to Remove Invasive Plants (Apr 2020) – Virginia Home Grown on VPM
Invasion of the Invasives (Apr 2020) – Blue Ridge Outdoors Magazine
In the News 2019
Forest Friends Battle Invasive Plants (Oct 2019) – Radio IQ | WVTF
True or False -All Green Plants are Good? (July 2019) – James River Buffer Program
One couple works to return their forest to native-only species (Mar 2019) – Greene County Record
In the News 2018
Weed Warriors Train New Troops (Mar 2018) – Radio IQ | WVTF
Experts Offer Insight on Invasive Plants in the Charlottesville Area (Oct 2018) – NBC 29
In the News 2017
Mountain Ecology Class (Jan 2017) – Blue Ridge School
Killer Vines Attack Virginia Trees – Residents Fight Back (May 2017) – Radio IQ | WVTF
PRISM seeking volunteers, money to fight invasive plants along Blue Ridge (July 2017) – Greene County Record
Blue Ridge PRISM: Fighting to Save Virginia’s Flora from Unwanted Invaders (July 2017) – The Piedmont Virginian
Blue Ridge PRISM receives Garden Club of Virginia’s 2017 Elizabeth Cabell Dugdale Award (Nov 2017) – Shenandoah National Park Trust
Governor Hears About the Fight Against Invasive Plants (Dec 2017) – The Daily Progress
In the News 2016
Call to Action Against Virginia Invasives (Feb 2016) – Arlington Regional Master Naturalists
Invasive Species Removal Funding Available in 10 Counties (Oct 2016) – Virginia Master Naturalist
Landowner’s fight against invasive plants turns into a regional effort (Sept 2015) – Bay Journal