Turf & Rec

News
Insect’s presence in ash-dominated wetlands concerns conservation officials

July 17, 2018  By  Mike Jiggens


July 17, 2018 – The spread of the emerald ash borer into the towns of Collingwood and Wasaga Beach in Ontario’s Simcoe County has alarmed conservation officials due to the abundance of ash wetlands in both areas.

READ MORE

Print this page
Stories continue below

Related
Atlantic Canadian officials plan for inevitable arrival of emerald ash borer
Inoculate ash trees now, Fredericton officials told
Woodpecker activity a tipoff of ash borer presence
Ottawa launches program to help pay for removal, replacement of ash trees

Tags