National Capital Region Network Resource Brief: Ash Trees Update - 2017

Matthews E, Schmit J, Nortrup M, National Capital Region Network, Inventory & Monitoring. 2018. National Capital Region Network Resource Brief: Ash Trees Update - 2017. National Park Service

National Capital Region Network Inventory & Monitoring (NCRN I&M) forest monitoring data (2006-2017) shows that density of living ash trees are declining and density of dead ash are increasing.

Type
Resource Brief
Authors
Matthews, Elizabeth; Schmit, John Paul; Nortrup, Megan; National Capital Region Network, Inventory & Monitoring
Date of Issue
2018-01
Publisher
National Park Service
Units
ANTI , BAWA , CATO , CHOH , GREE , GWMP , HAFE , MANA , MONO , NACE , NCR , NCRN , PISC , PRWI , ROCR , WOTR
Keywords
Agrilus planipennis, ANTI, Antietam National Battlefield, ash, CATO, Catoctin Mountain Park, Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park, CHOH, EAB, eastern deciduous forest, emerald ash borer, Forest Brief, forest pest, Forest Vegetation, Fraxinus, George Washington Memorial Parkway, GREE, green ash, Greenbelt, GWMP, HAFE, Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, I&M, Inventory & Monitoring, MANA, Manasass National Battlefield Park, MONO, Monocacy National Battlefield, NACE, National Capital Parks - East, National Capital Region, National Capital Region Network, NCR, NCRN, overbrowsing, PISC, Piscataway, Prince William Forest Park, PRWI, pumpkin ash, Rock Creek Park, ROCR, Trees, Understory, white ash, Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts, WOTR

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