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It was first confirmed in New York State on Staten Island in August 2020.

Buffalo awarded grant for removal of large dead Ash trees throughout the Buffalo Olmsted Park System $75,000 from the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation Urban and Community Forestry Program will support the Conservancy's Ash Management Program. Tens Of Millions Of Ash Trees Have Been Killed In The U.S. Alone. There Are 8 Billion Ash Trees In The U.S. Author: WGRZ Staff Updated: 10:56 AM EST February 10, 2021 BUFFALO, N.Y. — The City of Buffalo and the Olmsted Parks Conservancy will get some help in removing some of the large dead trees in the parks ...

Teams cleaned out the log yard and equipment, returning a jewel of the West End to its glory.

MSU researcher working to address emerald ash borer Emerald Ash Borer Researchers didn’t see emerald ash borer (EAB) coming when it first appeared in Michigan in 2002, and the spread has been devastating -- killing tens of millions of ash trees in Michigan. The troublesome beetle most likely entered the U.S. through wood crating and/or pallets used to ship cargo from Asia and has led to a full-blown plant health emergency.  Deborah McCullough, MSU forest entomology professor, has worked with other researchers, technicians and students on EAB population dynamics, spread, impacts and control...

$1 million in grants available to communities to address emerald ash borer Communities working to manage and reduce the impacts of emerald ash borer across Minnesota can apply for $1 million in shade tree program grants through the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. The application period is open through Monday, March 22. All Minnesota cities, counties, and townships, as well as park and recreation boards in cities with more than 100,000 residents, are eligible to apply. Grant-eligible activities include removing ash trees and replanting new trees on public land to establish more dive...