A researcher in Ohio was surrounded by hundreds of dead ash trees wiped out by a beetle called the emerald ash borer. But ...
More than 200 trees will have to be felled after being struck by a deadly fungal disease, a council has said. Ribble Valley ...
DETROW: All because of a small invasive bug, the emerald ash borer. Interlochen Public Radio's Points North podcast tells stories all about the Great Lakes region. In this excerpt, host and producer ...
Work has started on a £35,000 scheme to remove more than 200 trees stricken by ash dieback at the Crosshill and Salthill ...
Around 165 dead or dangerous trees will be felled at Crosshill, 35 at Whalley and one at Salthill. Ash dieback arrived in the ...
These trees were thriving. Just three years later, when Kathleen revisited the same forest, she was met with a completely different scene, hundreds of dead ash trees as far as the eye could see.
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More than 200 diseased Ribble Valley Ash trees to be felledWork has started on a £35,000 scheme to remove more than 200 trees stricken by ash dieback at Ribble Valley nature reserves.
More than 200 trees stricken by a devastating fungal disease are to be felled in Ribble Valley. Work has started on a £35,000 ...
Over 200 trees, stricken by a devastating fungal disease, are to be felled in Ribble Valley.
Around 165 dead or dangerous trees will be felled at Crosshill, 35 at Whalley and one at Salthill. Ash dieback arrived in the UK about 20 years ago and is becoming prevalent in public sites ...
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