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Call 866-716-9974 When You I.D. EAB
The shiny green killer scientists found at Wappapello Lake on July 23 probably arrived in out-of-state firewood. Emerald ash borer, a metallic-green, non-native beetle, has destroyed more than 50 million Midwestern ash trees since the 1990s. Protect Missouri's ash trees. Don't move firewood and report EAB sightings.
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Forestkeepers
The Missouri Forestkeepers Network is an opportunity for all Missourians--urban and rural--to get involved in understanding and gaining important information about the condition of trees and forests. By joining the network, you play an essential role in the future of Missouri's trees and forests.
T.R.I.M.
Shade that blocks the searing heat of a summer day and leaves that help generate the air we breathe are among the many reasons to care for your community forest.
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- Forest management
- Research reports, publications, mills and other information
- Forestry for private landowners
- Find out about forest programs and how to manage forests
- Urban and community forestry
- Dedicated to urban and community forestry practices and programs
- Public forests
- Learn about Missouri's public forests and where to find them
- Fire management
- Topics range from fire prevention to fire protection programs
- Forest products
- Information on various forest products and what they are used for
- Forest health
- Learn how to prevent pests and keep your forest healthy
