Tired of your invasive chokecherry trees? Our partners at the Homer and Kenai Soil & Water Conservation Districts might be able to help – at no cost to you! Removing chokecherry (a.k.a. mayday or European bird cherry) trees:
- Protects moose and salmon habitat
- Gives native vegetation room to grow
- Beautifies your yard – stop the takeover!
Request Assistance for Chokecherry Removal and Replacement on your own land, or Report a Wild Chokecherry Tree
In the Anchorage area? Reach out to the Anchorage Soil & Water Conservation District about their invasive cherry tree programs.
