Emerald Ash Borer

In the early 2000s, the emerald ash borer was first discovered in Canada. It’s a foreign insect that kills ash trees, and it has spread quickly. But who is noticing?

Natural Resources Canada (NRC) is asking Halifax residents to keep a lookout for woodpecker activity.

After five years of trapping and testing, government officials confirmed the presence of emerald ash borers in Owen Sound, Ont.

Wasps to be released across site sites in Ontario and Quebec.

Hamilton, Ont., municipal workers have begun removing dozens of infested ash trees from the city’s Confederation Park.

Scientists are scrambling to find ways to stop the emerald ash borer from destroying more North American trees.

Researchers at Wright State University in Ohio reported that the emerald ash borer had attacked white fringetrees.

Wasps have been released in limited areas in Huron County, southwestern Ontario, by Natural Resources Canada.

Sightings of emerald ash borer (EAB) confirmed at new locations in Ontario and Quebec on Oct. 21.

Tool also allows residents to find out if emerald ash borer has attacked the tree.