The Emerald Ash Borer, an insect native to Asia, has expanded its reach across the United States over the last several years.

BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - Emerald Ash Borers are a tiny green beetle. While they may look harmless or even cute, they are invasive and are responsible for killing millions of ash trees across America ...

An ash tree in Mankato’s Lions Park falls to its demise last October during a round of preemptive culling in response to the growing population of the invasive ash-killing emerald ash borer.

More than 271 million ash trees in Tennessee are at risk of being destroyed by emerald ash borers, an insect that arrived in Middle Tennessee in 2014, according to Nashville's Cheekwood Estate and ...

Six counties in Alabama have documented damages from Emerald Tree Borers. What is this invasive species and are they easy to treat?

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - An invasive, ash-tree killing beetle has been detected in areas of Middle Tennessee, the Tennessee Department of Agriculture confirmed to WSMV4. “Emerald Ash Borer (EAB ...

An invasive beetle that kills ash trees has made it to the Nashville area. As a result, up to 13% of Tennessee's trees could be threatened. An expert shares what can be done to protect these trees.

For decades, development, disease and insect infestation have chipped away at the tree canopy, leaving Twin Cities neighborhoods hotter, barer and more vulnerable to pollution.

The Mason City Council approved new program for homeowners who have dead or diseased ash trees on their property. The Development Services Department program will assist property owners with ...

Remember it's illegal to move all non-coniferous firewood outside of quarantine areas. Know the signs of emerald ash borer infestation and be vigilant about the condition of your ash trees.

Researchers found a parasitic wasp native to the Mediterranean that attacked ash white flies and released the wasps in California, and soon the ash-tree eaters ceased to be a plague.

Denver has detected the invasive emerald ash borer in the Congress Park neighborhood and urges residents to identify and act on ash tree infestations.