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Knot so bad soup!1 comment

aehmer wrote 2 months ago: Earlier I reported on a soup with knotweed that was knot so good. Alright, it was heinous. So it wa … more »

Tags: Erik's Challenge, Knotweed, garlic mustard, Soup, West Meadow, Wild Foods

Starbucks at Red Bud Isle on Earth day!

austinparks wrote 3 months ago: Earth day, on Tuesday, April 22 was a hot and humid day at Red Bud Isle. We made fantastic progress … more »

Tags: Volunteer, Red Bud

smart growth in arlington, green jobs in dc and other going ons about town

greendcgirl wrote 3 months ago: So lots happening in the green world of D.C. and the surrounding areas (!!!). Encouraging news - loc … more »

Tags: Arlington, Built environment, Green Architecture, green infrastructure, Smart Growth, Transportation, Trees, urban forestry, Volunteering

Invasive Plants Workshop

Bruce Gatling-Austin wrote 10 months ago: Saturday, September 22, 9 am – 12 pm at the Education Building Learn to identify invasive non-nati … more »

Tags: Education, Nature, Plants

Scientists hope a weevil works wonders (The Philadelphia Inquirer)

rj wrote 11 months ago: As superheroes go, the tiny insect that Ellen Lake holds in her outstretched hand seems preposterous … more »

Tags: Disease/Pests, Insects

DCNR wages war on 'Trees of Heaven' (Williamsporte Sun-Gazette)

rj wrote 11 months ago: When William Hamilton introduced Ailanthus altissima in 1784 to America in his Philadelphia garden a … more »

Tags: Tree of Heaven, Ailanthus altissima

Gypsy moth caterpillars back with bite (The Morning Call)

rj wrote 11 months ago: Forest-munching gypsy moth caterpillars rebounded in Pennsylvania this summer with a surprising veng … more »

Tags: Disease/Pests, Gypsy Moth, Insects

DCNR wages war on 'Trees of Heaven' (Williamsporte Sun-Gazette)

rj wrote 11 months ago: When William Hamilton introduced Ailanthus altissima in 1784 to America in his Philadelphia garden a … more »

Tags: Tree of Heaven, Ailanthus altissima

Beetle threatens state’s ash trees (Times Leader)

rj wrote 11 months ago: Call it a “David and Goliath” battle in Pennsylvania’s forests. Only this time, David is a dim … more »

Tags: Emerald Ash Borer, Disease/Pests

Challenges Remain In Reintroducing American Chestnut (Science Daily)

rj wrote 11 months ago: Science Daily — Researchers have developed a breed of American chestnut that is resistant to the f … more »

Tags: Education, Forest Management, Disease/Pests, Chestnut

Steady loss of hemlock trees could devastate ecosystem (Ashville Citizen-Times)

rj wrote 11 months ago: OTTO — Chelcy Ford looked up into the early afternoon sunshine and pointed to the naked, brown bra … more »

Tags: Disease/Pests, Hemlock Wooly Adelgid, Insects

Ash trees face dire threat (The Morning Call)

rj wrote 11 months ago: CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP, Butler county - In a hedgerow behind an elementary school, state entomologist Sv … more »

Tags: Emerald Ash Borer, Disease/Pests

Gypsy Moth

rj wrote 11 months ago: Entomological Notes (Penn State University Dept. of Entomology):  The gypsy moth, was accidentally … more »

Tags: Disease/Pests, Gypsy Moth

Ash trees still have value after tree-killing beetle attacks (The Chronicle Journal)

rj wrote 11 months ago: TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) - Ash trees are being turned into park benches, baby furniture and baseball bats f … more »

Tags: Disease/Pests, Emerald Ash Borer, Timber Harvest

Hemlock Wooly Adelgid

rj wrote 11 months ago: The following is from the PA DCNR Bureau of Forestry: What is the Hemlock Woolly Adelgid? Adelges ts … more »

Tags: Disease/Pests, Hemlock Wooly Adelgid

Emerald Ash Borer

rj wrote 11 months ago: The newest serious threat to our forests in Pennsylvania is the emerald ash borer. Some experts beli … more »

Tags: Emerald Ash Borer, Disease/Pests

Emerald Ash Borer

rj wrote 11 months ago: The newest serious threat to our forests in Pennsylvania is the emerald ash borer. Some experts beli … more »

Tags: Emerald Ash Borer, Disease/Pests

Lonicera

thinkinglikeavalley wrote 1 year ago: “The alien bush honeysuckles can form a continuous shrub layer in forests on almost any sort o … more »

Tags: Plants


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