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Note* Time stamps can be found below.
Wisconsin’s forests are under threat from invasive insects, diseases, plants, and worms. Mike Hillstrom, a DNR Forest Health Specialist, will discuss the invasive pests causing the most damage currently and how to manage them, as well as new pests to watch for and report. June is Invasive Species Action Month, so help students plan now for what they can do to prevent invasive species in Wisconsin.
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0:00 - Introductions
2:55 - Presentation intro - What is Mike's Forest Health Specialist job?
5:05 - Healthy Forests
6:39 - What is an invasive species and why are they so difficult to manage?
8:38 - Gypsy moth
10:56 - Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
13:58 - Emerald ash borer
17:35 - EAB IPM
21:49 - Asian longhorned beetle
25:42 - Pause for Q&A
27:25 - Oak wilt
35:06 - Invasive Plants
37:20 - Common & glossy buckthorn
38:30 - Honeysuckle
39:28 - Japanese barberry
40:37 - Garlic mustard
41:00 - Management of invasive plants
43:32 - Worms
47:53 - Educational & management information
52:06 - Q&A