Emerald Ash Borer Awareness Week with "Don’t Move Firewood"
Don’t Move Firewood has partnered with Purdue University’s EABU to highlight this notorious tree pest by hosting a few emerald ash borer-themed webinars.
Hear from researchers and managers alike over the course of three days. We’ll talk about exciting new developments in ash tree breeding and resistance, research findings on best management strategies, and important updates on management responses to EAB. Of course, we will also include one of our Meet the Team webinars to share what the staff of Don’t Move Firewood has been up to and how we’re helping partners with customized outreach strategies to reach visitors before they travel with potentially infested wood.
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