The emerald ash borer is deadly to ash trees—and aggravating for homeowners. Here's how to know if your tree has emerald ash borer damage.

A long, narrow emerald ash borer sits on the bark of a tree. - Herman Wong HM/Shutterstock Take a stroll through your community and you'll likely pass beneath the canopy of an ash tree or marvel at ...

With the loss of - or, at least, heavy damage to - most of the region's ash trees, what should we do about replacing those losses? First of all, while I never have been a huge fan of planting ash ...

The university is the first propagation center in the state to test the new ash saplings as part of its “Trees in Peril” project.

There were several areas in Burlington where the trees were too close together to plant replacement trees prior to the ash removal. To combat that, Burlington has already planted 168 trees this fall ...

Glen Cove will replace ash trees damaged by the emerald ash borer, an invasive beetle from Asia that has destroyed tens of millions of trees across North America, city officials said. The city will ...

The emerald ash borer has decimated ash trees in New York, which once comprised 7 percent of the biomass of the state’s forests. In a region of Ulster County stretching from Kingston up to Saugerties ...

Arborist Greg Ranallo and one of the ash trees he has recently treated against the emerald ash borer in Shelburne on Friday, July 19. Ranallo favors treating the trees to curb the spread of the ...

Jennifer Killian knew the inevitable was coming. She just didn’t know how soon. As an urban forester for the city of Corvallis, her biggest fear was that the emerald ash borer, an invasive beetle, ...

Along the St. Louis River, more than 60,000 trees will be planted to replace dead ash trees and protect the estuary. With dead ash trees all around, Nathan Wagner, of Janesville, Wis., a member of ...

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