First Alert Safety Check: The dangers behind emerald ash borer
In most cases, those who own an ash tree won’t be able to identify the red flags that come along with an infected tree until ...
The Scientist7y
North American Ash on Brink of Extinction
Populations of North America’s ash trees are in dramatic decline as a result of infections with invasive emerald ash borer beetles, with all but one the continent’s six species reclassified as ...
Thomasville Times-Enterprise28d
GC biologists protect ash trees under threat
In a little-known struggle currently embroiling ecosystems from Texas to Quebec, North America’s ash trees, the common, durable wood used in everything from furniture to guitar necks ...
The Cool Down on MSN1mon
Researchers make breakthrough discovery after studying genetics of trees: 'There is a need for proactive conservation'
Researchers fear ash trees could become functionally extinct in North America. Should we be actively working to kill invasive ...
National Geographic news8y
When Sex Is Shocking
Since 2002 EABs have killed hundreds of millions of North America’s native ash trees. To catch them, Domingue and his Pennsylvania State University colleagues created a literal femme fatale ...
Cambridge Times9d
Ontario environmentalists are teaming up to fight the invasive emerald ash borer. Here’s how you can help save trees
The Invasive Species Centre has launched a new initiative to raise public awareness about threats posed by the emerald ash ...
DRGNews12d
Pierre considers emerald ash borer ordinance change
The Pierre City Commission is considering an update to its emerald ash borer ordinance. The Pierre Arbor Board is requesting a change to limit the time of year infected wood is legal to transport.