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1. vtcommunityforestry.org › ash-tree-inventoriesAsh Tree Inventories | Vermont Urban & Community Forestry Program

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   An inventory will facilitate realistic management of EAB by assessing impact to publicly-managed places, prioritizing removals, identifying trees suitable for treatment, and budgeting for tree treatment or removal.

2. vtcommunityforestry.org › municipal-assistanceEmerald Ash Borer Management | Vermont Urban & Community ...

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   Ash tree removals: Many factors determine cost of ash removals, including size, location, proximity to other infrastructure, bundling with additional removals, and proximity to known EAB infestation. The range we have seen in VT is quite large: $85-$3500/tree.

3. vtcommunityforestry.org › sites › defaultAsh Tree Protection Services Contact List

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   The professional arborist and tree care companies listed below are ofering services to protect ash trees from emerald ash borer (EAB) through insecticide treatment in Vermont. Each company listed meets three requirements: Staf includes at least one Certified Arborist through the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA), Staf includes at least ...

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   the International Society of Arboriculture, visit www.isa-arbor.com. pesticide treatment for ash trees in Vermont, read our overview of options for protecting ash trees and FAQ on insecticide application. about emerald ash borer preparedness, management options, and information on insecticide treatment, visit www.vtcommunityforestry.org/eab

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   Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation in partnership with University of Vermont Extension

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4. fpr.vermont.gov › news › emerald-ash-borer-vermontEmerald Ash Borer in Vermont: Preventing the Spread and ...

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   May 24, 2023 · As part of its response to EAB infestation in Vermont, FPR has evaluated and begun removing susceptible ash trees from high-use areas on state lands, particularly state parks, to protect public safety. Ash tree removal has been conducted at Grand Isle State Park, Emerald Lake State Park, Lake St. Catherine State Park, and Coolidge State Park.

5. www.sargentstreeservice.comSargent's Tree Service, LLC (802) 349-7459

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   Sargent's Tree Service, LLC (802) 349-7459. Experience you can trust. Quality Service you can expect. Emerald Ash Borer. Call us to Save your ASH! Before it is too late. Emerald Ash Borer beetles have arrived in Vermont and are an invasive insect that damages ash trees by laying eggs under the bark of the tree.

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6. vtrans.vermont.gov › sites › aotEmerald Ash Borer Ash Tree Plan - Vermont Agency of ...

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   ASH TREE MANAGEMENT As EAB continues to proliferate within Vermont, managing ash trees within VTrans ROW is needed to minimize the safety risk of the traveling public. Ultimately, the management of ash trees will primarily rely on cutting and removal options, which can essentially be categorized as

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   Will the emerald ash borer kill Ash trees in Vermont?

   • At our Emerald Ash Borer page, you can learn about the Emerald Ash Borer and the threat this insect poses to Vermont's woodlands. At Teachers Tree, we expect the EAB will kill all ash trees in Vermont in a few years, but we can save any individual uninfected tree.

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   Are ash borer beetles a problem in Vermont?

   • Before it is too late. Emerald Ash Borer beetles have arrived in Vermont and are an invasive insect that damages ash trees by laying eggs under the bark of the tree. The beetle attacks all species of native ash trees and kills nearly 100 percent of infested trees within three years. Trees that are infested may look healthy, but they are at risk.

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   Will the EAB kill Ash trees in Vermont?

   • Ask us about strategies for your ash trees. The EAB will kill all ash trees in Vermont in the next few years, but we can save any individual tree that's currently healthy. Have a question about Teachers Tree services or want to arrange for a free site visit and estimate? Follow Us on Facebook!

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   Can emerald ash borers kill Ash trees?

   • Trees that are infested may look healthy, but they are at risk. Even before the Emerald Ash Borer kills an ash tree, the tree becomes structurally unsound, increasing the likelihood that the tree will break, uproot or shed large branches. Unfortunately this means landowners will be forced to choose between treating or removing their ash trees.

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   EAB is now killing ash trees across Vermont, including the Champlain Valley. We’re here to help you protect healthy ash trees, and to safely remove trees that will become hazardous when they die.