Webinar: How to find and report lingering ash and potential lingering ash

Register here.  Lingering ash, by definition, are mature trees that remain healthy at least 2 years after 95% of the mature ash in an area have been killed by EAB. Through the MaMA program, you’ll find out when your area is ready to be searched for lingering ash. In this presentation, you’ll learn how to report your findings using the MaMA Lingering Ash Search citizen-science project. You’ll also find out how to search for, report, and protect “potential lingering ash” – healthy mature ash in areas where most of the mature ash are already dead or severely declining due to EAB, but where the mortality threshold hasn’t yet been reached. By reporting and protecting these trees, you’ll enable follow-up to determine if these trees are actual lingering ash when the threshold is eventually met.