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.
• 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.

Federal Sites

• USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) EAB Page
• USDA EAB Program Manual
• USDA Forest Service North Central Research Station EAB Page
• 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
• 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

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

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

• Iowa State University Extension's EAB Page

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

• 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

Minnesota - Detected spring 2009.

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

Missouri - Detected summer 2008.

• Missouri Department of Conservation EAB Page
• University of Missouri EAB Info Clearinghouse

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

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

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