A rainbow for your thoughts? Thursday, August 10, 2023, 6:20 pm

People are helping introduce species beyond their native ranges and participating in their subsequent spread. #NowThatsScary https://t.co/9sYdQsLpho

Spotted Lanternfly in 2 OH counties undergo woody plant quarantine https://t.co/jOftSUSbDQ via @OhioDeptofAg

Tree Profiles - Ash » Holden Forests & Gardens

Beech leaf disease was first discovered in Lake County, Ohio in 2012. In the fall of 2017, the Ohio Dept. of Ag. discovered thousands of microscopic worms, called nematodes, on a symptomatic beech leaf, providing an important clue. https://t.co/QnDuISJcMm 📷 Jennifer Koch, USFS

Beech Leaf Disease and Forest Fungi: Healthy trees support healthy fungal communities » Holden Forests & Gardens

Learning how to record ash data using Anecdata for the MaMA Ash/EAB surveys project by the Ecological Research Institute, https://t.co/C7Brhys5ce

When he is out in the field, @usfs_nrs Research Entomologist Toby Petrice is a model of utility and safety. Learn more about Toby's work at: https://t.co/En3GsOIiPU #FedFashionWeek @forestservice

Spotted Lanternfly found in Cuyahoga County via @ocj_ohioagnet https://t.co/x0mFZ4MgZZ Report Sightings here: https://t.co/jOftSUSbDQ via @OhioDeptofAg

"I took a walk in the woods and came out taller than the trees." ~Henry David Thoreau #quote

"Making Trees Outside Forests Count" is an interactive storymap that tells the story of how Landsat satellite data was used to inventory agroforestry resources, including windbreaks & riparian buffers. . https://t.co/Blhu7YwKN8 #usda_fia

It's time to open up the experimental ash and see if they are #eab resistant. This one not so much, can you see the EAB? Ash of varying degrees of resistance can end up having some even more resistant offspring! #treebreeding #USFS #invasivepests

Was able to do a "Report Lingering Ash" Training last week at Waterloo State Rec Area @michigandnr Eddy Discovery Center.