Research looks to fight EAB
Scientists are scrambling to find ways to stop the emerald ash borer from destroying more North American trees.
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Study shows EAB also attacking white fringetrees
Researchers at Wright State University in Ohio reported that the emerald ash borer had attacked white fringetrees.
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Wasps released to combat EAB
Wasps have been released in limited areas in Huron County, southwestern Ontario, by Natural Resources Canada.
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EAB found in Peterborough and Algoma
Sightings of emerald ash borer (EAB) confirmed at new locations in Ontario and Quebec on Oct. 21.
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Markham has interactive maps for ash tree ID
Tool also allows residents to find out if emerald ash borer has attacked the tree.
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Avoid risking life and limb in managing the emerald ash borer
Professional arborists are required to do the job properly and safely.
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Ash borer confirmed in Orangeville and Lanark
Pest now confirmed in 34 Ontario counties and in eight areas of Quebec.
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EAB detected in Arnprior area
Movement restrictions of all ash materials, such as logs, branches and wood chips, and all species of firewood are in...
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EAB regulated areas expanded
Changes in regulated areas result of new detections of the beetle.
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Emerald ash borer confirmed in Frontenac
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency confirmed the presence of the emerald ash borer (EAB) in Frontenac County.
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