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1. • • First detected in Vermont in early 2018, the invasive, ash tree-killing beetle has spread to 11 of the state’s 14 counties, and further spread is inevitable, said Kathy Decker, forest protection health manager for the Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation.
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     As the emerald ash borer munches on, Vermont tries to protect ...

2. www.vtinvasives.org › land › emerald-ash-borer-vermontEmerald Ash Borer in Vermont | Vermont Invasives

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   Emerald ash borer (EAB) has been confirmed in Vermont. This page provides resources to support Vermonters in understanding the threat, slowing the spread, and managing the impacts of EAB. To learn more about EAB, watch this short video on EAB basics or explore the UDSA APHIS story map.

   • Slow The Spread of EAB

     Emerald ash borer (EAB) infestations naturally spread one to...

   • Identify Emerald Ash Borer

     Adult beetles emerge in late May/early June; Bark splitting...

   • Identify Ash Trees

     HOW TO IDENTIFY AN ASH TREE. In Vermont, we have three...

   • Quarantine Information

     On January 14 th, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s...

   • Impact

     Vermont brings in at least $2.6 million annually in revenue...

   • Regulations

     Below you will find information on state and federal...

3. agriculture.vermont.gov › public-healthEmerald Ash Borer | Agency of Agriculture Food and Markets

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   Emerald Ash Borer has been detected in almost all counties in Vermont. Is emerald ash borer under a federal quarantine? No. Emerald ash borer was officially de-regulated by the federal government in 2021. What agricultural problems does emerald ash cause? Emerald ash borer is a forest pest.

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5. vtdigger.org › 2024/07/25 › as-vermont-loses-its-ashAs Vermont loses its ash trees, towns race to stop the beetle ...

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   Jul 25, 2024 · The emerald ash borer, an invasive pest that kills ash trees, has been detected in 13 Vermont counties and is still spreading. But towns often don’t have the budget, or the guidance, to address...

6. agriculture.vermont.gov › emerald-ash-borerEmerald Ash Borer Beetles Emerging in Vermont this June

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   The Emerald Ash Borer, or EAB, is an invasive insect from Asia, infecting and destroying ash trees that it inhabits. It was first discovered in Vermont in February of 2018, including parts of Bennington, Caledonia, Chittenden, Franklin, Grand Isle, Orange, Washington, and Windham Counties.

7. www.vermontpublic.org › local-news › 2024/07/03MAP: Emerald ash borer is now killing trees in at least 68 ...

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   Jul 3, 2024 · There is another federal program to slow the emerald ash borer, though: parasitoid wasps, which target the insect’s larvae. They’ve been in Vermont since 2020, which is still too early to gauge an impact.

8. www.vermontpublic.org › local-news › 2024/05/10Emerald ash borer forces big decisions for Vermont towns

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   May 10, 2024 · The emerald ash borer can be slowed, but not stopped, in eliminating most ash trees. It’s been six years since the emerald ash borer was first spotted in Vermont. The bugs’ larvae eat through the inside of ash trees, disrupting their circulatory systems and ultimately killing them.

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   Can emerald ash borers cause ash decline?

   • If most of the above symptoms are observed in an ash tree, then the Emerald Ash Borer is likely the cause of the ash decline. Symptoms on ash trees include observed D-shaped exit holes, which are considered diagnostic for the presence of EAB. Short of identifying active larvae, this confirmation can be made.

   Differentiating the Common Wood Borers of Ash Trees

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   What are Ash Bark Beetles?

   • This blog will discuss the symptoms to distinguish between the Emerald ash borer, Ash/Lilac Clearwing moth borer ( Podosesia syringae ), Banded Ash Clearwing moth borer ( Podosesia aureocincta), and Ash Bark Beetles ( Hylesinus species). Ash Bark Beetles are the only species that have more than a single generation per season.

   Differentiating the Common Wood Borers of Ash Trees

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   Is there an emerald ash borer in Connecticut?

   • Emerald ash borer has now been found in Connecticut – specifically, in sections of New Haven County. These pages have been assembled to assist arborists and others in the identification of the emerald ash borer, and in being prepared for dealing with this insect.

   Dealing With Emerald Ash Borer - CTPA

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   What is emerald ash borer?

   • Emerald ash borer (EAB), Agrilus planipennis, is an exotic beetle that was discovered in southeastern Michigan near Detroit in the summer of 2002. The larvae feed in the cambium between the bark and wood, producing S-shaped galleries that girdle and kill branches and trees.

   Emerald Ash Borer | Vermont Invasives

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   Are Asian tree beetle borers killing Ash trees?

   • Although the Asian tree beetle borer has killed many hundreds of millions of ash tree species across the eastern half of the United States during the 21st century, it is important to remember that there are other wood borer species that cause ash decline, if not death. Differentiating the Common Wood Borers of Ash Trees.

   Differentiating the Common Wood Borers of Ash Trees

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   Can ash borers survive?

   • An ash borer can survive if treated properly at the first signs of infestation. However, if more than a third of the tree's canopy has been lost, it is likely better to plant a new tree as saving the tree that far gone is difficult.

   Emerald Ash Borer Identification and Treatment Options: WI

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10. vtinvasives.org › invasive › emerald-ash-borerEmerald Ash Borer | Vermont Invasives

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    The majority of ash trees infested with emerald ash borer will die. The emerald ash borer poses a threat to Vermont's economy and ecology. It spreads very quickly, is difficult to detect, and eradication is not expected.