Links

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For more information on emerald ash borer visit these links:

Other Sites of Interest

• Akwesasne Task Force on the Environment (ATFE) Black Ash Project
  The Akwesasne Task Force on the Environment (ATFE), a community based, grass-roots organization, was formed in 1987 to address the environmental problems facing the Mohawk Nation community of Akwesasne.
• Casey Trees
  Restore, Enhance and Protect the tree canopy in the Nation's Capital
• Don't Move Firewood
  The transportation of invasive insects & diseases through firewood is destroying trees in urban, suburban & forest areas. See what you can do.
• Society of Municipal Arborists - Emerald Ash Borer page

Federal Sites

• i-Tree - Tools for Assessing and Managing Community Forests
  i-Tree is a state-of-the-art, peer-reviewed software suite from the USDA Forest Service that provides urban forestry analysis and benefits assessment tools. The i-Tree Tools help communities of all sizes to strengthen their urban forest management and advocacy efforts by quantifying the structure of community trees and the environmental services that trees provide.
• USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) EAB Page
• USDA EAB Program Manual
• USDA Forest Service Northeastern Area Forest Health Protection EAB Page
• USDA Forest Service Northeastern Area Firewood Forum
• USDA Forest Service Northern Research Station EAB Page
• The USDA National Plant Germplasm System Ash Conservation Project
  The NPGS is a cooperative network, coordinated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture-Agricultural Research Service (USDA-ARS), that is dedicated to preserving the genetic diversity of plants.
• USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service
  This site outlines the Ash Seed Collection Program sponsored by the Natural Resources Conservation Service
• Canadian Food Inspection Agency EAB Page

State Sites

Michigan - Detected summer 2002

• Michigan Department of Agriculture EAB Page
• Michigan State University
• Southeast Michigan Resource Conservation & Development Council Ash tree utilization options
• "Slow Ash Mortality" – SLAM Pilot Project
  Description: The SLAM project is a collaborative effort involving Michigan State University, the USDA Forest Service, USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS), Michigan Technological University (MTU), the Michigan Dept. of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD), the Michigan Dept. of Natural Resources (MDNR), and Michigan Conservation Districts in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. The goal of the SL.A.M. pilot project in Michigan's Upper Peninsula is to delay and slow the expansion of ash mortality by reducing populations of the beetle in newly-infested sites, outside of known EAB infestations.

Connecticut - Detected summer 2012

• Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection EAB website
• The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station's, "What you should do if you suspect that you have found an invasive insect or disease"

Illinois - Detected summer 2006

• Illinois Department of Agriculture EAB Page

Indiana - Detected spring 2004

• Indiana Department of Natural Resources EAB Page
• Purdue University/Purdue Extension EAB in Indiana | Disponible en Español

Iowa - Detected spring 2010

• Iowa State University Extension's EAB Page

Kansas - Detected fall 2012

• Kansas Department of Agriculture's Plant Protection and Weed Control Program

Kentucky - Detected spring 2009

• University of Kentucky Entomology Emerald Ash Borer Page

Maryland - Detected fall 2003

• Maryland Department of Agriculture EAB Page

Massachusetts - Detected fall 2012

• Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources Introduced Pests Outreach Project

Minnesota - Detected spring 2009

• Minnesota Department of Agriculture's EAB Prevention, Early Detection & Rapid Response Page

Missouri - Detected summer 2008

• Missouri EAB Program
• Missouri Department of Conservation EAB Management Page
• Missouri Department of Agriculture EAB Page
• Missouri Department of Natural Resources EAB Page

Nebraska - Emerald ash borer has not been found in the state of Nebraska.

• Nebraska Department of Agriculture's EAB Page

New York - Detected Spring 2009

• New York Department of Environmental Conservation EAB Page

North Dakota - Emerald ash borer has not been found in the state of North Dakota.

• North Dakota Department of Agriculture EAB Page

Ohio - Detected winter 2003

• Ohio Department of Agriculture EAB Page
• Ohio State University's Ash Alert

Ontario - Detected summer 2002

• Canadian Food Inspection Agency EAB page
• Current areas regulated for EAB by Ministerial Orders

Pennsylvania - Detected summer 2007

• Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture EAB Page
• Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources EAB Page
• Penn State Department of Entomology EAB Page

Quebec - Detected summer 2008

• Canadian Food Inspection Agency EAB page
• Current areas regulated for EAB by Ministerial Orders

Tennessee - Detected summer 2010

• Tennessee Department of Agriculture EAB page

Virginia - Detected 2003 (eradicated). Reconfirmed summer 2008.

• Virginia Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services

West Virginia - Detected fall 2007

• West Virginia Department of Agriculture EAB Page
• West Virginia Division of Forestry's EAB Page

Wisconsin - Detected fall 2008

• University of Wisconsin EAB Page
• Wisconsin's Emerald Ash Borer Resource
• Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources EAB Page