There is a significant component of ash trees in those forests and we should know how much of those forests are impacted.“By the numbers•Ash tree removal program began in 2012•10 year ...

Hamilton's first infestation was reported in 2009. Hamilton is home to 23,000 ash trees along city streets and in municipal parks and cemeteries — about 8 per cent of the city's canopy.

An invasive beetle that attacks and kills ash trees has been found in Winnipeg, and the city says the bug is likely to eventually affect more than 100,000 ash trees on public property and more ...

HALIFAX - An invasive insect from Asia is expected to kill almost every ash tree in Canada, but Donnie McPhee has a plan to preserve the species. Co-ordinator for the National Tree Seed Centre in ...

The solution, like with Dutch Elm is to destroy infected trees. The city of Hamilton in southern Ontario has already lost 7,000 Ash trees, and is planning to remove about 2,300 per year.

How to spot an infestation Ash trees with an Emerald Ash Borer infestation can be identified by: Reduced leaf coverage with bare outer branches Small D-shaped holes where the insects exit the tree ...

PHOTO: A metal identification tag is placed on an ash tree by an arborist for treatment with an insecticide preventing the emerald ash borer insect from infesting and killing the tree in Shelburne ...

The report read, “This memo is intended to inform Council and the public about the growing presence of the Emerald Ash Borer ...

He told CTV News it is safe to assume that all ash trees in North Bay have been affected by the invasive species. "The waterfront trees are all infected, and it's very likely every ash tree in ...

Ash trees are evolving resistance to a fungus which has decimated the species in recent years, a new study shows. Ash dieback was first seen in the UK in 2012 and there were fears it could lead to up ...