Invasive plant management is a specialized skill that involves identifying, monitoring, and controlling plant species that are not native to an area and have negative impacts on ecosystem health, biodiversity, and economic or recreational activities. Skilled professionals use a variety of tools, methods, and technologies to prevent, eradicate, or limit the spread of invasive plants, including mapping, herbicides, manual removal, biocontrol, and restoration practices. Effective invasive plant management requires a deep understanding of plant biology, ecological systems, and local regulations, as well as collaboration and communication with stakeholders and the public.