Kansans are clearing invasive species from woods and prairies so native wildlife can thrive again

Drew Dobbeleare chops down a Callery pear at Shawnee Mission Park. Park workers have spent years beating back invasive trees and shrubs that are squeezing out native plants and wildlife. [Carlos Moreno/KCUR 89.3]
By Celia Llopis-JepsenKansas News Service SHAWNEE, Kansas — Rogue ornamental pear trees line the roadways of eastern and central Kansas. They’re inedible to caterpillars and,…

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