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What can I do?
If you are concerned about the future of the Ash trees in West St. Paul and want to help, the committee is looking for volunteers to help with the tree inventory. Volunteers will be trained and supervised. Call 651-552-4152 if you are interested in helping.
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Emerald Ash Borer
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What is it?
You may have heard of a little thing called Emerald Ash Borer (EAB). It is the newest threat to our urban forest. This insect is similar to Dutch Elm, except that it affects all species of Ash trees. EAB was first found in Michigan in 2002. It has spread to 13 states and was recently found in St. Paul, Minneapolis, and Shoreview.
2.
What is West St. Paul doing about this problem?
The City of West St. Paul has developed an
Emerald Ash Borer Action Plan
that includes removal and treatment of public Ash trees.
3.
What can I do?
If you are concerned about the future of the Ash trees in West St. Paul and want to help, the committee is looking for volunteers to help with the tree inventory. Volunteers will be trained and supervised. Call 651-552-4152 if you are interested in helping.
4.
How can I learn more?
There are many websites out there that offer information about EAB and ways to handle and manage the problem. Here are a few links you can check out:
EAB General Information
Minnesota Department of Agriculture
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