All Forest Insect & Disease Leaflets (FIDLs) are now available on-line.

  Create your own insect & disease maps interactively!  The new FHP Geospatial Portal (created by the Forest Health Technology Enterprise Team) provides easy access to national data from insect and disease surveys and risk maps of forest mortality.

  View a guide to common insects & diseases of Oregon, Washington, & California -- prepared by FIA-PNW Research Station (4.6 MB, 50 pages, spring 2006).

  A new Phytophthora species has been found in Pinus radiata plantations in Chile.

  Forest Health: Identification and Management of Forest Insects & Diseases, a 2-day training session on December 11-12, 2007, in Spokane, WA, presented by the Western Forestry & Conservation Association.

  FHP International Activities

  Managing Western Spruce Budworm

  Revision of Western Forest Insects

  website for Forest Health Monitoring's West Coast Region

  Health Assessment of the Lost Forest Research Natural Area, a 34-page (1.7 MB pdf file) report by Kristen L. Chadwick and Andris Eglitis (February 2007).

  Factors Affecting Survival of Fire Injured Trees: A Rating System for Determining Relative Probability of Survival of Conifers in the Blue and Wallowa Mountains. Also known as "The Scott Guidelines", originally published November 25, 2002. Revised June 26, 2003 (Amendment 1) and August 30, 2006 (Amendment 2). 6.4 MB, pdf format.

  Whitebark Pine: a Pacific Coast Perspective (August 2006 conference)

  animated maps of insect activity in OR & WA

  Aerial Survey Fact Sheet

  Music for your ears? Hear spruce beetle chirps! (more information)