Category Archives: Forest Health
Buy Local, Burn Local: Don’t Move Firewood
Contaminated firewood can spread tree-killing bugs.
Read MoreEmerald ash borer bears down on Mississippi
An unwelcomed guest is knocking on Mississippi’s door. It has already moved in to neighboring states and spread across the eastern part of the country. It brings destruction wherever it makes its home, and it has its eyes set on the Magnolia State.
Read MoreMississippi experiences decline in southern pine beetle numbers
According to a recent study, Mississippi’s southern pine beetle (SPB) population appears to be declining.
Read MoreOnly YOU… can help stop invasive species
Humans play a vital role in stopping the spread of invasive plant and animal species.
Read MoreCogongrass taking root in North Mississippi
One of the most invasive weeds in the world is beginning to make its way into north Mississippi, announced the Mississippi Forestry Commission (MFC).
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