Emerald Ash Borer

The Spotted Lanternfly would be right at home here with the Emerald Ash Borer. And we all know how that has worked out for our ash trees in Sioux Falls.

According to the City of Sioux Falls, business and residential owners are responsible for removing their own tree debris

If I were mayor I'd hire Sylvester Stallone with a flame-thrower to get rid of the 22,000 ash borer-infested trees. Oh well.

The city of Sioux Falls will be cutting down and replacing hundreds of trees in dozens of parks throughout the city. Today they launched a 'ReLeaf Project' website.

Why is there a blue "9" painted on that ash tree? Get used to it. There will be many more in the months to come.

Ash trees in Sioux Falls targeted for removal.

The City of Sioux Falls will be taking down trees in 33 of the city's parks that are most susceptible to being infested by the Emerald Ash Borer.

While landowners wonder how to save their Ash trees, the South Dakota Department of Agriculture, plans an unleashing the enemy of the Emerald Ash Borer.

With the recent detection of the Emerald Ash Borer in Sioux Falls, property owners are looking for information on how to save their Ash trees.