Invasive Plants & Insects in Forests

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Two people are looking at a plant. They are seated with others in a classroom. On the right, a woman in a gray shirt looks at and identifies the plant by holding a leaf. On the left, a man with a white beard and a blue shirt holds the plant and is looking at the woman and listening to her.

Getting a Hold on Invasives Plants

Burning bush infestation in forest understory

Alternatives to Invasive Landscape Plants [fact sheet]

NHBugs: Protecting Trees And Forests [website]

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Invasive Plants

Invasive Plants in the Granite State: Training Guide

A Letter to Towns Describing the Elimination of New Hampshire Emerald Ash Borer Quarantine and Regulations - October 16, 2018

Getting a Hold on Invasives Plants - October 10, 2018

Rules for Moving Ash Tree Products Adjusted - October 9, 2018

NH Association of Conservation Districts Annual Meeting - October 8, 2018

Changes to the in-state rules on transportation of hardwood firewood, ash logs, ash lumber, ash chips, and other emerald ash borer-regulated articles - October 3, 2018

Public Comment Period: Proposed Elimination of the New Hampshire Emerald Ash Borer Quarantine - August 31, 2018

Exterior Firewood Quarantine Revised - August 28, 2018

Gypsy Moths in Rockingham County - July 11, 2018

Forest Tent Caterpillar Defoliation in the North Country - July 11, 2018

When to Treat Your Ash Trees to Protect Against Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) - July 11, 2018

Resources

Alternatives to Invasive Landscape Plants [fact sheet]

NHBugs: Protecting Trees And Forests [website]

Invasive Plants

Invasive Plants in the Granite State: Training Guide

Best Management Practices to Help Stop the Spread of Emerald Ash Borer in New Hampshire [rack card]

Past Events

A Thorny Problem: Invasive Plants 101 Workshop

October 6, 2018 - Charlestown

Anna Boudreau Supports Extension

I Support Extension

Anna Boudreau

State Advisory Council Chair, Natural Resources Steward and NH Coverts Cooperator