The emerald ash borer is an invasive species of beetle that can easily spread, and is able to destroy a large full grown ash tree in just three years.

Cicadas are proving to be a bigger terror (aside from their ear-piercing screams and chaotic flying patterns), as one of the ...

On ash trees, the buds, leaves, and sometimes twigs may become infected. In early spring, infection of buds or expanding leaves results in irregular brown blotches and distortion of leaflets.

Beech trees often come in clusters, as the matriarch sprouts dense groves, producing nuts that are a nutritious staple of ...

First discovered in summer 2022 in southeastern Michigan near Detroit, the emerald ash borer is a small but mighty force to ...

A man wanted in two separate theft and burglary cases in Thurston County was arrested on Memorial Day, but not before hiding in a tree 80 feet above the ground for eight hours.

The Alabama Forestry Commission (AFC) has confirmed the presence of the non-native emerald ash borer (EAB) in Jackson and ...

VERMILLION — According to Vermillion Ordinance § 90.81, “no person shall transport raw wood from any variation of genus Fraxinus, commonly known as ash, from Memorial Day to Labor Day without ...

A pest that last made a major appearance in Kansas nearly a decade ago is back — and it’s feasting on ash trees across the state. Defend Democracy ICT says that the protest will take place at ...

The insect’s larvae — yellow-green with white and green stripes and a brown head — feed on the leaves of green ash trees, leaving behind shot holes before consuming entire leaves ...

Larvae have a brown head and fleshy leg-like appendages ... extensive damage that compromises the aesthetic value of an ash tree,” Cloyd said. In that case, he adds, “insecticides with ...