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| General Information | |
| Why is EAB important? | |
| What does EAB Look Like? | |
| What does an Ash Tree Look Like? | |
| How Do I Know If My Trees Have EAB? | |
| Where has EAB been found? | |
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| Regulations | |
| Firewood Regulations | |
| State and Federal Quarantines | |
| Quick Link for Industry | |
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| Management Options, Tips and Tools | |
| For Homeowners | |
| For Woodlot owners | |
| For Communities | |
| For Professionals | |
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| What Is Wisconsin Doing About EAB? |
| Wisconsin's Response Plan |
| Survey Program |
| Upcoming Events |
Where has EAB been found?
Related Documents Related Images  Emerald ash borer was found for the first time in Wisconsin in August, 2008 near the community of Newburg, along the northern Ozaukee and Washington County line. In April, 2009, EAB was found in western Wisconsin, in the small town of Victory in Vernon County, alonside the Mississippi River. In July, adult beetles were caught on survey traps located in Crawford and Brown counties. In August, the Milwaukee County community of Franklin became the site of the latest confirmed presence of EAB when city officials alerted program staff to declining ash trees. For additional information regarding EAB's presence in Wisconsin, please visit this site's Survey Program page for details. Related Documents Back to Top... Related Images  Regional map of emerald ash borer detections as of November 2009. Areas outlined in blue are under federal quarantine for emerald ash borer.  Quarantined counties and general areas of EAB infestation in Wisconsin as of September 14, 2009. Back to Top... |
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