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Emerald ash borer beetle found in Winnipeg

Over a 10-year period, the City could be at risk at losing 30% of boulevard and park trees that estimate at roughly $37 million. City of Winnipeg / File

A beetle named Emerald ash borer (EAB) has been found in Winnipeg.

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Coming from China, EAB attacks and kills ash trees.

A few ways you can prevent EAB from spreading involve:

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  • Don’t burn firewood
  • Burn firewood where you buy it
  • Learn how to identify the signs and symptoms
  • Plant a variety of tree species to increase diversity
  • Learn how to identify an ash tree
  • Over a 10-year period, the City could be at risk at losing 30% of boulevard and park trees that estimate at roughly $37 million.

In 2018, a report highlighting recommended EAB management is expected to come forward for City Council’s consideration.

For more information visit Winnipeg’s website.

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