Threats to Connecticut Tree and Forest Health
Learn about invasive plants, pests, and pathogens, and non-climate related threats to CT tree and forest health.
Department of Energy & Environmental Protection
Forest Health and Climate Change
Featured Links
- Tour A Managed State Forest
- Adaptive Silviculture for Climate Change
- Additional Resources: Understanding Southern New England Forests & Forestry
- Arbor Day Foundation and Climate Change
- Audubon Connecticut and Climate Change
- Changing Landscape in Connecticut
- Climate Change Response Framework
- Control Invasive Plants
- How Climate Change will Affect CT Birds
- Northern Institute of Applied Climate Science
- Oak Wilt Story Map
- Plant Native Species
- Securing Northeast Forest Carbon Program
- UCONN Stormwise
- Forestry Division Main Page
Publications and News
- Be Careful in the Woods
- Beech Leaf Disease Fact Sheet
- Beech Leaf Disease Press Release
- Caring for Your Woods: Adapting to Changing Conditions
- Climate Change, Forest Carbon and Carbon Markets
- Daily Forest Fire Danger Report
- Emerald Ash Borer
- Forest Carbon
- Guide to Forest Carbon in the Northeast
- Healthy Forests for Our Future: A Management Guide to Increase Carbon Storage in Northeast Forests
- Increasing Forest Resiliency for an Uncertain Future
- Invasive Plant List and Information
- Keep Forests Healthy: A Tool to Assess Resilience, Health, and Productivity
- Old-Growth Forest Defined
- Press Releases Pertaining to Tree Pests and CT Forests
- Restoring Old-Growth Characteristics
- Spongy Moth Fact Sheet
- Trade-offs and Opportunities for Forest Carbon and Wildlife Using a Climate Change Adaptation Lens
- USDA Forest Service Timber Harvest and Carbon