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* Skip to primary navigation * Skip to main content * Skip to footer Saving Ash Utah Emerald Ash Borer Prevention and Treatment Menu * Do I have an Ash Tree? * Why Should I Care? Submenu * Frequently Asked Questions * What Can I Do? Submenu * Emerald Ash Borer Treatment Options * Contact Us * News SAVE YOUR ASH TREES The emerald ash borer is an invasive borer native to northeast Asia. In recent years, it has wreaked havoc on ash trees across the country and will been spotted in Utah soon. Save My Ash Find a Tree Care Professional EMERALD ASH BORER Native to Asia, the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) was first discovered in the Detroit area back in 2002. The bright green metallic beetle is smaller than a dime, but can destroy entire forests of Ash Trees. Adults Emerald Ash Borers normally emerge in mid to late May from infected trees from the previous year. They bore directly into the Ash tree and feed under the bark causing visible tracks underneath. The feeding eventually kills the Ash tree by removing its ability to transport water and nutrients. Are my Ash Trees infested? LATEST ASH BORER NEWS UTAH PREPPING FOR EMERALD ASH BORER Utah prepping for Emerald Ash Borer As expected, our neighbor to the east Colorado has… Read More UTAH CITIES WORKING ON PROACTIVE PLAN TO FIGHT INVASIVE BEETLE Utah cities working on proactive plan to fight invasive beetle SALT LAKE CITY — Foresters… Read More UDAF REMINDS UTAHNS OF CURRENT FIREWOOD QUARANTINE UDAF reminds Utahns of current firewood quarantine SALT LAKE CITY — One of the great… Read More View All News KNOW YOUR TREES The first question you should ask youself is do you have a Ash Tree? Do I have an Ash Tree? LATEST NEWS Stay up to date with the latest news on Ash Trees in Utah Get Educated ASK A SPECIALIST Not sure if you have an Ash Tree, but don’t want to take any chance. Ask the Experts Q AND A We’ve put together a list of common questions and answers regarding ash trees in Utah FAQ’s * First Name* * Email* * Comments This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. FOOTER INFORMATION * Do I have an Ash Tree? * What Can I Do? * Frequently Asked Questions ASH BORER NEWS * Utah prepping for Emerald Ash Borer * Utah cities working on proactive plan to fight invasive beetle * UDAF reminds Utahns of current firewood quarantine CONTACT US Have a question about Ash Trees or the Emerald Ash Borer? Email Us at info@savingash.org Saving Ash © 2023 | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use Notifications