EAB has become more prevalent in the northeastern U.S. State and federal agencies, universities and Extension specialists are continuing to manage this wood pest (and others) threatening the woodlands and communities using several strategies that have proven successful. Nate Siegert, US Forest Service Forest Health Protection specialist in New Hampshire, presents these strategies and updates in this EAB University webinar presented 4/16/2019.
EAB in Northeastern U.S.: Background, Updates & Future Direction

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