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Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) <br /> The Emerald Ash Borer(EAB) is a non-native beetle introduced from Asia which attacks and kills ash trees <br /> (Fraxinus spp.). It was first discovered in Michigan in 2002,and has since spread to many east coast and <br /> Midwest states, it continues to spread west.The larvae feed on ash trees inner bark, killing the tree within <br /> a few years depending on the trees size. <br /> In June 2021,the Minnesota Department of Agriculture(MDA)confirmed an EAB infestation in the City of <br /> Anoka.The discovery was made near the South East corner of the city.A map of infested areas can be <br /> found on the MDA's EAB Status Map <br /> Anoka is in an area that is considered"generally infested" by the MDA. Minnesota has an estimated 900 <br /> million ash trees, potentially in danger.The City of Anoka has an estimated 11,000 ash trees located on <br /> public and private land. <br /> Property Owners Encouraged to Take Action Now <br /> Property owners are responsible for trees on their property.The City of Anoka is responsible for trees on <br /> the boulevards and in public parks and open spaces. If left unprotected,ash trees will be killed by EAB. <br /> If you have one or more ash trees on your property,you should consider whether you want to try to treat <br /> them or remove them.This Decision Guide(PDF)_can help you determine the best course of action for your <br /> ash tree(s).You can consult a professional arborist or contact Public Services to request a Certified Tree <br />
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