Alexandra Montgomery - WCAX3 - Dec. 31, 2020
... the focus is shifting full time onto what’s called biocontrol agents or wasps. They’re stingless and tiny and lay eggs right into the larvae of the EAB, eating them. But they can’t breed fast enough to kill enough beetles to save the bigger ash trees.
Cat Viglienzoni - WCAX3 - Sep. 16, 2020
Alexandra Montgomery - WCAX3 - Sep. 14, 2020
Vt. counties warn of emerald ash borer during awareness week Bill Baron is the tree warden for Grand Isle and heads up the EAB task force for the county. He says they will be holding forest walks in-person and virtually, labeling prominent ash trees, putting up information at recycling centers and VTrans is putting up message boards at each end of the county.
Claude Hébert - L'Avenir et des Rivières - 9 octobre 2019
Selon le service des travaux publics, près de 75 % des arbres seraient déjà aux prises avec l’insecte indésirable.
Liens/Links: MRC Brome-Missisquoi, VTInvasives map
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