The Asian longhorned beetle (ALB) is an invasive pest that destroys trees. Learn the background of the insect's arrival in the U.S. and the information you need to help save trees from this dangerous pest by clicking on the links below.
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Learn about the Asian longhorned beetle and efforts to eradicate this tree-destroying pest from Chicago, New York, and New Jersey.
| History and Chronology | | |
Trace the history of the ALB in the U.S., from its discovery in Brooklyn, New York, and Chicago, Illinois, to work being done to save trees and eradicate the ALB today.
| Infestation and Detection | | |
Learn the facts about ALB infestation and detection.
| Strategic Eradication Plan | | |
Learn about how the plan has been implemented in Chicago, New Jersey, and New York.
| Maps and Graphs | | |
View maps of ALB-affected areas outlining treatment, quarantine, and restoration efforts.
| ALB Identification | | |
Learn to identify the ALB by its distinctive physical characteristics.
| ALB Photo Gallery | | |
View photographs of the ALB, evidence of its presence, and the stages of its lifecycle.
| ALB Host Tree Species | | |
Learn about the trees destroyed by the ALB, including maple, elm, and other hardwood trees.
| Frequently Asked Questions | | |
From the ALB's discovery to the details of eradication efforts, these frequently asked questions shed light on the ALB and the danger it poses to our trees.
| Additional Resources | | |
For more information about the Asian longhorned beetle, please download the PDF documents or click on the links listed.
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