invasive pests

Emerald ash borers have been found in new spots around Oregon, including Tualatin and north of Silverton, prompting officials to warn against moving firewood to curb their spread.

There's a pest lurking in our crops, causing hidden damage. Experts are working on innovative ways to combat these pesky invaders.

Next week, a low-flying plane will be buzzing over western Washington, tackling those pesky spongy moth caterpillars. Here’s what to expect.

Invasive species are never a good sign. With quagga mussels lurking nearby, Oregon's rivers might be at risk. Here’s what local experts want you to know.

NIFA is rolling out a unique funding opportunity to help combat urgent agricultural challenges—let's see how it unfolds.

From farmers to families, everyone has a role in protecting Washington. The Governor is calling on everyone to help.

The Washington State Department of Agriculture has wrapped up its annual survey of pests that could threaten farms, gardens, parks and forests across the state.

Surveyors mapped approximately 545,000 acres across Washington with some level of tree mortality, tree defoliation, or foliar disease last year.

The Oregon Department of Fish Wildlife is working to keep invasive zebra, quagga and golden mussels out of rivers and lakes.

Japanese beetles have made their first appearances of the year in the Lower Yakima Valley.  The Washington State Department of Agriculture said nine beetles were detected in ten traps in Grandview and one beetle was detected in a trap in Wapato on June 9.   ...