Per the Texas A&M Forest Service, ash trees with now numbers of the beetles have few or no external symptoms of infestations. Signs of EAB include dead branches near the top of the tree ...

In 2015, the nonprofit Texas Trees Foundation conducted a survey of the city of Dallas’ entire tree population. It found that 13 percent—about 2 million trees—are some variety of ash.

which eat the borer, and the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center has collected 125,000 seeds from Texas ash trees to ensure the species’ survival even if the worst happens. In the meantime ...

The invasive beetle that kills ash trees has traveled to new areas in Texas. The Texas A&M Forest Service confirmed last week that the emerald ash borer is now in five counties in North and ...

A beetle known for destroying millions of trees across North America has been discovered right here in North Texas. The Emerald Ash Borer landed in the state years ago and has since made its way ...

Emerald ash borer, an invasive wood-boring pest, has been confirmed in multiple counties across Texas. According to the Texas A&M Forest Service, the pest has killed millions of trees in at least ...

An invasive ash tree pest that has killed millions of trees across 35 U.S. states has now been confirmed in two new Texas counties - Morris and Rusk, the Texas A&M Forest Service reported Wednesday.

TEXAS, USA — Another Texas county is at risk of a "tree-killing" invasive species. The invasive wood-boring pest known as the emerald ash borer was confirmed in Cooke County recently ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — For as long as people have lived in Central Texas ... will eat the foliage itself. Then birds and mammals will eat those insects. Then the berries on the the female trees ...

The invasive tree-killing beetle called the emerald ash borer has been spreading across Texas this summer, according to a news release from Texas A&M Forest Service on Thursday, July 21.

Animals, especially insects and other arthropods will eat the foliage ... s called an Ash Juniper. True cedars live in the Mediterranean region, not here in Central Texas. This tree, the Ashe ...