Its larvae are notorious for burrowing under healthy bark to eat. The insect, which is native to Asia, has killed hundreds of millions of ash ... and Texas, coincide with the best tree-planting ...

Most importantly make sure to report any symptomatic ash trees to your local Texas A&M Forest Service office or call the EAB hotline at 1-866-322-4512. Adult EAB lay eggs in the bark of ash trees in ...

So far, the emerald ash borer has not infected the hundreds of ash trees in Acadia National Park, according to Jesse Wheeler, ...

The very early signs of a potential infestation, when the bark on an ash tree starts turning pale in color, known as "blonding," is showing up in Willmar. "Seeing quite a bit of it around town ...

According to the invasive species centre, female beetles lay their eggs in the crevices of ash tree bark, and once hatched, the larvae burrow into the inner bark and cambium. (Craig Paisley/CBC ...

House Bill 3798 and Senate Bill 1927 seek to amend state law to remove municipal protections for Ashe juniper trees —commonly known as mountain cedar—permitting their removal without local oversight.

Twenty-two years later, claims of the miraculous are still rooted near "The Miracle Tree" in Concepcion, Texas. Estella Garcia Cantu can laughingly admit she is just as obsessed with "The Miracle ...

MITSUSE, JAPAN – MARCH 02: Pollen spread from cedar trees on March 2, 1999, in Mitsuse, Saga, Japan. (Photo by The Asahi Shimbun via Getty Images) Ashe Junipers are found throughout Texas.

Ellen Troxclair, R-Burnet County. Ashe Junipers are found throughout Texas. Sometimes called Mountain Cedar, these trees are responsible for one of the state’s most impactful allergens ...

Early signs are showing the arrival of emerald ash borer in Willmar, where it's estimated that one quarter or more of the urban forest is comprised of susceptible ash species. Staff with the ...