Dead ash trees in forests are a threat to the ecosystem, but their removal is made efficient with expert tree felling techniques. By carefully cutting and removing these trees, the surrounding ...

Somers said when the employee arrived, they counted nearly 10 ash trees in her neighbor's yard but reiterated that the city would likely not be able to assist in cutting them down.

"For loggers, tree services and individuals who cut their own trees down, be very careful around these dead ash trees," McNee added. "They have a habit of behaving differently than you would expect.

Iowans long memories will recall the slow, steady decline of elm trees in the 1970s and '80s from Dutch elm disease. Cities around the nation replaced dead elms with sturdy, fast-growing ash trees ...

After 15 years of thankless work, they’d finally cut down the city’s public ash trees, all 26,000 of them. ... but faced with a new set of dead-tree puzzles to solve.

WANSCHURA: As EAB devastated ash trees in North America, researchers scrambled to find a solution. Early on, they tried cutting down large swaths of trees to create a sort of firebreak to stop the ...

The emerald ash borer -- the colorful little insect that is killing ash trees across the United States -- will cost Lincoln taxpayers about $29.1 million, close to $2 million Dead ash trees will ...

A forestry crew removes a dead ash tree on East College Avenue in Appleton. Before a terrace tree is cut down, ...

A dead ash tree could fail, even from vibrations such as from an aerial lift or nearby wood chipper. Some tree care services will not allow workers to climb in ash trees killed by EAB and some may ...

In 2009, an invasive tree pest was discovered on an ash tree in St. Paul. This past fall, 15 years later, the city cut down its last ash tree.. While St. Paul and other more populated cities have ...

Emerald ash borer (EAB) was confirmed in Columbus in August of 2021. From states where EAB invaded earlier, we know it takes about 5 to 7 years after EAB is ...