The emerald ash borer has been detected in Superior, the fifth community outside of Boulder where the destructive beetle has been found.
Boulder County foresters found a dead adult borer in a trap on public property along the Mayhoffer Singletree Trail near West Thomas and Third Avenue in Superior, according to a news release from the Colorado State Forest Service. read more >>
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 […]
If you surveyed 1,000 Canadians, as pollsters often do, and asked them to provide an example of an innovative sector, most would not name forestry. Yet, in an age of increased trade protectionism, worsening forest fires and concerns about environmental impact of materials from cement to plastic, Canada’s forest products industry is meeting these challenges head on. […]
The City of Fredericton is warning residents to prepare for a catastrophic loss of tens of thousands of trees. With the emerald ash borer on […]
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