Emerald Ash Borer in Vermont
Emerald ash borer (EAB) has been confirmed in Vermont. This page provides resources to support Vermonters in understanding the threat, slowing the spread, and managing the impacts of EAB. To learn more about EAB, watch this short video on EAB basics.
Infested Area Map
View a larger map, or download a PDF of the infested area.
The Infested Area location is also available on ANR's Natural Resouces Atlas. To download maps from ANR Atlas, check out this How-to Guide.
EAB Update Listserv
To receive updates about the expansion of the infested area map or when other important information relating to EAB in Vermont becomes available, sign up for our EAB Update Listserv.
- How to Identify EAB and Ash Trees
- Recommendations to Slow the Spread of EAB
- Quarantine Information
- EAB Detections in the Northeast
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Resources for:
- Forest Landowners and Managers
- Homeowners
- Municipalities
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- Community Planning - goes VT Urban & Community Forestry's website
- Municipal Management Webinar Series
- Volunteers and Educators
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- First Detection of EAB in Vermont (video)
- EAB Basics (video)
- EAB Powerpoint Presentation and Presentation Notes
- Host an ash tree awareness event: Customizable tree tags and sample press release.
- Share this 2-minute video on social media: Keeping VT Forests Beautiful and Healthy
- Share these posts on your Front Porch Forum or social media sites!
- Pack Marshmallows, Not Firewood poster
- Don't Bring Firewood Into Vermont poster
- Youth activities from USDA APHIS
- EAB bingo game boards and cards
- Activity packet
- Vermont Arbor Day workbook activities
- What's That?! 10 EAB scenarios
- Other Online Resources