Japanese Knotweed (Fallopia japonica) is an invasive plant species that poses a significant threat to biodiversity in the United Kingdom. Originally introduced as an ornamental plant, it has now become one of the most problematic and invasive species in the country.
This document is a comprehensive review of the Japanese Knotweed (JKW) eradication programme undertaken by a voluntary group, Bradshaw Brook Fly Fishing Club, with support from Bolton Green Umbrella. It has taken place in the Irwell River Catchment, specifically focusing on Bradshaw Brook, from 2022 to 2024. It includes background information, survey results, and detailed descriptions of the eradication efforts over three years.
You can click here to get a Summary of the JKW Report.
