Poison ivy is not the only problem plant one might encounter while hiking, camping or simply strolling in the countryside. T. radicans has two relatives, poison oak and poison sumac, that don t always ...

AUSTIN, Texas — The Trail Conservancy is trying out a creative way to get rid of poison ivy on the Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail, and it involves animals. They're bringing in 150 goats this summer to eat ...

Experienced hikers know to keep their distance from poison ivy while out in the wild. While skin contact with the allergenic plant can cause ugly rashes in humans, poison ivy berries and leaves ...

BAXTER — Using goats to control noxious weeds like poison ivy was before the city of Baxter recently, raising questions as to whether they were prohibited now or already in use. Ron Morris, Brainerd ...

ROCK ISLAND, Ill. (KWQC) - When the weather is pretty, the outdoors can be one of the most beautiful places to be, but doctors are concerned with a growing number of poison ivy cases. I took a look ...

Poison ivy leaves grow in groups of three leaves ... which helps reduce inflammation and itching." Rashes typically clear two to three weeks later, after those itchy blisters break open and then crust ...

Goats can be found grazing on overgrown brush on the Ann and Roy Butler Trail in Austin this week. Managed by Rent-a-Ruminant, the goats provide The Trail Conservancy with an eco-friendly method to ...