guidlines to slow growth and spread of emerald ash borer
 

The Minnesota Department of Agriculture, with help from partner agencies, has published a comprehensive document on methods for managing emerald ash borer (EAB). It provides communities and other entities responsible for managing ash trees in landscaped areas with guidelines for slowing the growth and spread of EAB into new areas of Minnesota not yet infested. Included in the document are strategies for communities that aren't currently known to be infested, communities where EAB is a recent arrival and those that are heavily infested.

Guidelines to Slow the Growth and Spread of Emerald Ash Borer (PDF)

Minnesota Tree Care Registry

All companies and persons that provide tree care or tree trimming services and/or who remove trees, limbs, branches, brush or shrubs for hire must register with Minnesota's Tree Care Registry. This includes public, private, and government entities. Only one registration is required for each company or franchise; branch locations should be listed on the registration. 

Community Forestry Initiative from Climate Impact Corps (AmeriCorps)

Learn about a new opportunity to host a Community Forestry member in your community to help with things like tree inventory, tree planting, gravel bed nursery design/construction, and emerald ash borer management plan development. Visit Climate Impact Corps Community Forestry Initiative for more information and look over the Guide to Partnering with Climate Impact Corps.

Minnesota GreenCorps Program (AmeriCorps)

The Minnesota GreenCorps program, coordinated by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA), aims to preserve and protect Minnesota's environment while training a new generation of environmental professionals. Visit the Minnesota GreenCorps program to learn more.

General EAB Resources

Online Video Resources

Resources for Insecticide Use

Outreach Material Available Upon Request

Material Available for Request in Hard Copies 

Wallet sized EAB identification cards (waterproof)

Does my tree have EAB (PDF)

Homeowner Guide to Insecticide Selection (PDF)

Insects Commonly Confused with EAB (PDF)

Recognizing Insect Galleries in Ash (PDF)

Emerald Ash Borer Insecticide: Label Guidance for Use Limits (PDF)

Loan Materials Available for Use at Events

EAB shadow box display

EAB wood sample with gallery

EAB adults and larvae in vials

How to Report EAB

You can report EAB to the Minnesota Department of Agriculture several ways.

1.) Contact Report A Pest via email or by leaving a detailed phone message at 1-888-545-6684. 

2.) Send a report through the Great Lakes Early Detection Network App.

3.) Login or create an EDDMapS Midwest account and submit a report.