1. Final Objectives Learner Identify an ash tree. Recognize and properly identify the damage of an emerald ash borer. Manage treatment options for your tree. Know who to contact. Instructor Be able to make an interactive PowerPoint by including: Text, audio, video, multimedia Activities Informational content

2. What’s Invading my Tree? Lyndsay Ploehn Agriculture & Natural Resources Educator Purdue Extension

3. Instructions Click on the green “home” button to return to the home page Use the arrow buttons to advance to the next slide or return to the previous slide

4. Intended Audience Adults interested in learning more about the emerald ash borer Homeowners Gardeners

5. Learning Objectives Identify an ash tree. Recognize and properly identify the damage of an emerald ash borer. Manage treatment options for your tree. Know who to contact.

6. Identify Ash Trees Identify Emerald Ash Borer Treatment Options Home Page After completion of all modules click here Resources

7. Agrilus planipennis ‘Fairmaire’ Emerald Ash Borer

9. The emerald ash borer is native to eastern Russia, northern China, Japan and Korea.

10. Sometime in the 1990s, the emerald ash borer entered North America at a Michigan port, most likely in _________________. (Please click on the correct icon) Ash wood shipping crate

11. The emerald ash borer can now be found in over 20 states in the USA and in eastern Canada.

12. Circle the emerald ash borer using the pen tool. Click here for pen tool. Deselect to go back to cursor.

13. Circle the emerald ash borer using the pen tool. ANSWER

14. How to identify an ash tree?

15. Use the pen to circle the ash leaf. Click here for pen tool. Deselect to go back to cursor.

16. Use the pen to circle the ash leaf. ANSWER

17. Identifying emerald ash borer damage

18. Name at least two signs and/or symptoms of emerald ash borer damage.

19. Canopy die back Epicormic shoots from trunk or branches Woodpecker damage Evidence of larvael channeling underneath the bark layer “D”-shaped holes in the exterior of the bark ANSWER

20. Is there a treatment for emerald ash borer?

21. Name at least one product homeowners can purchase to treat their tree if less than 15” in diameter.

22. Bayer Tree and Shrub—active ingredient: Imidacloprid ANSWER

23. If your tree is larger than 15” in diameter and is eligible for treatment, contact a Certified Arborist. If your tree is not eligible for treatment and needs to be removed, contact a Certified Arborist. CLICK TO CONTACT A CERTIFIED ARBORIST CLICK TO CONTACT A CERTIFIED ARBORIST

24. After completing this interactive information guide, do you feel more confident in understanding and identifying emerald ash borer? YESNO

25. THANK YOU FOR PARTICIPATING IN THIS INTERACTIVE LEARNING GUIDE RESOURCES

26. PLEASE GO BACK AND REVIEW OR CALL YOUR LOCAL EXTENSION OFFICE FOR MORE INFORMATION. RESOURCES

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