A PhD candidate at the University of Missouri is using AI to help track the pattern in which invasive pear trees grow. He hopes the model can be developed into a resource for numerous invasive plant species. Research project analyst and graduate student Justin Krohn...
Missouri is hosting a pear buyback program on April 23. Homeowners are invited to cut down one or more Callery pear trees and receive one free, non-invasive tree at the event. Angela Sokolowski with the state Department of Conservation explained that it’s a beautiful...
A pear buyback program will take place on April 23 in the state, and there’s a reason why, according to Missouri Department of Conservation’s Angela Sokolowski.
