An invasive insect, that targets and kills trees, has been spotted in Maine for the first time. The forest service says they’ve found the emerald ash borer in Madawaska. It’s killed hundreds of millions of trees across the country. read more >>
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The Nation’s Forests: Annual report summarizes forest health across the US
Forests are constantly changing with weather, disturbance, and conversion to other land uses, but how do we know if year-to-year changes are just a one-off […]
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UM Ecologists: Forest Service Should Use Wildfires to Thin, Restore Forests
Even though western Montana emerged from the 2018 wildfire season relatively unscathed, smoky summers and record-breaking fires will be the norm in a future driven […]
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Northern Ontario First Nation, Conservationists Seek Logging Ban on Farabout Peninsula
A First Nation in northwestern Ontario and a local conservation group want a piece of land that extends into Eagle Lake near Dryden removed from […]