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The Oak Wilt
Information Partnership is a collaborative project between
the Texas Forest Service, the Forest Health Protection branch of the
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Forest Service, the
Central Southwest/Gulf Coast Information Node of NBII housed at the
Houston Advanced
Research
Center, the Texas Chapter of the International Society
of Arboriculture, and the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center.
The goals
of the Oak Wilt
Information Partnership are:
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To deliver oak wilt
educational materials to the general public;
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Facilitate communication
among private and public stakeholders who have a vested interest
in oak wilt; and
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Provide a venue for sharing information
about oak wilt identification, management, and
research.
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| What's New |
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Oak Leaf Rollers- They're Back - Defoliating caterpillars are showing up in isolated areas across the state. Texas Forest Service-Austin (Learn More Here)
Oak Wilt-The Spreading Season -Texas Forest Service Cautions Against Pruning Oaks in Spring-By Eric Beckers, TFS Staff Forester-Austin (Learn More Here)
Prevention is the Key to Decreasing Oak Wilt Spread -Texas Forest Service Urges Caution When Selecting and Transporting Oak Firewood (Learn More Here)
Tree Mortality Intensity Map by County -Texas Forest Service (View Here)
After Two Decades, the Fight Continues to Suppress Oak Wilt By Claire Miers (Download
PDF)
Studies on Pruning Cuts and Wound Dressings for Oak Wilt Control (Used by permission. Copyright International Society of Arboriculture, Arboriculture & Urban Forestry 2007. 33 (2) 132-139) (Download
PDF)
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