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Emerald Ash Borer Information and Resources
Review the City of St. Louis' strategy to address Emerald Ash Borer, get answers to common questions, learn about permits to maintain a tree, and other related resources.
The City of St. Louis takes the threat posed by Emerald Ash
Borer very seriously and has developed a
five-year strategy to address all ash
trees along city streets and in public green spaces.
The Forestry Division is in the process of implementing the plan which calls for many of the endangered trees to be removed and replanted. Some of the larger, healthier ash trees are slated to be treated and saved.
View the interactive map of ash street tree locations and zoom or navigate to a location.
As a part of the strategy, the City has also planned to allow residents to apply for a permit to treat and save some ash trees that would otherwise be removed.
The City of St. Louis encourages everyone to learn more about Emerald Ash Borer in St. Louis, how our partners are helping across the State of Missouri, and about the spread of Emerald Ash Borer in North America.
Infographic: Ash Trees Under Attack
Related Resources
About Emerald Ash Borer in St. Louis
Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) has been positively identified in the City of St. Louis. Learn about the insect and the City's response to the threat.
Apply for a Tree Permit to Maintain
Individuals who directly or indirectly perform maintenance on any City Tree must obtain a permit to maintain.
Common Questions About Emerald Ash Borer Treatment and Removal
Find answers to commons questions. Removal of affected street trees, treatment options, related permit and technical brief.
Emerald Ash Borer Strategy for St. Louis
Emerald Ash Borer in St. Louis – A Strategy for Treatment, Removals, and Replanting
Infographic: Ash Trees Under Attack
This is a printable PDF Infographic which gives an overview about the EAB pest, treatment, removal and replanting of ash trees in the City of St. Louis.
