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U.S. Forest Service: More Than 100,000 Beetle Infested Trees Fall Daily Nationwide

by Web Editor | Jan 29, 2018 | News, News/PR

The mountain pine beetle is native to Montana. It usually does not cause too much trouble, but an unseasonably warm winter 10 years ago allowed the beetle population to explode, which caused an epidemic never before seen in the area. “Sixty percent of that land...

As Black Hills Pine Beetle Epidemic Ends, Resiliency Project Begins

by Web Editor | Apr 10, 2017 | News, News/PR

U.S. Forest Service officials said this month that the 20-year mountain pine beetle epidemic in the Black Hills has officially ended, but that doesn’t mean their fight against the tree-killing insects is over. In fact, an effort to limit the damage from the next...

Black Hills National Forest Slowly Winning War Against Mountain Pine Beetle

by Web Editor | Feb 8, 2016 | News, News/PR

There are promising results from 2015’s battle in the two decades of warfare between Black Hills National Forest and the mountain pine beetle. The latest surveys of the national forest and surrounding land show that the beetle epidemic has slowed overall,...

Mountain Pine Beetle Epidemic Wanes In Colorado And Wyoming

by Web Editor | Feb 13, 2015 | News, News/PR

National forest officials in Colorado and Wyoming said Monday that they plan to reopen more campgrounds and change tactics as a massive outbreak of the mountain pine beetle wanes. Workers will now turn their attention more toward removing dead trees to prevent them...

South Dakota Mountain Pine Beetle Initiative Removes 441,000 Trees

by Web Editor | Aug 4, 2014 | News, News/PR

More than 441,000 trees infested with the mountain pine beetle have been cut down since South Dakota launched its Black Hills Forest Initiative three years ago this month. “I am very pleased with the progress we’ve made in treating mountain pine beetle...
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