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Black wattle as firewood: how South African communities are putting invasive species to work

By Saul Ngarava, Research Fellow at the University of Lincoln, Utrecht University

New research says invasive black wattle trees that are burnt as fuelwood in South Africa’s rural areas would be better turned into charcoal and useful wood products.

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