Forestry

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• Spotted Lanternfly

  Learn about the spotted lanternfly, an insect recently found in Connecticut, which puts our trees at risk.

• Managing Emerald Ash Borer in Connecticut

  What you need to know about the emerald ash borer in Connecticut.

• Forest Fire Weather Information and Danger Explanations

  Information on Connecticut Fire Weather, list-serv, and fire season.

• Hemlock Woolly Adelgid

  Learn about the non-native insect, hemlock woolly adelgid, that feeds on conifer trees.

• Classification of Land as Forest Land

  Learn about the process of enrolling your land in Public Act 490, a forest land classification for property tax purposes.

• Regulations on Movement of Firewood

  Regulations on the movement of firewood in Connecticut

• The Spongy Moth in Connecticut: An Overview

  A comprehensive overview of the spongy moth in Connecticut.

• The Spongy Moth: Information for Tree and Woodland Owners

  What you need to know about the spongy moth, including advise on managing their population in your woodlot.

• Twolined Chestnut Borer

  Learn about the native twolined chestnut borer.

• District Fire Wardens

  Connecticut District Fire Wardens are the liaison between Forest Protection and Fire Departments.

• Connecticut Interstate Fire Crew

  Connecticut Interstate Fire Crew information and how to sign up.

• Beech Leaf Disease in Connecticut

  Beech leaf disease is an emerging and serious threat to Connecticut’s trees and forests.

• Find and Contact Your CT Service Forester

  Find the CT Service Forester that works in your area and contact them for woodland owner assistance.

• Forest Management on State Lands

  The Division of Forestry manages forests on state lands to develop a vigorous, resilient, forest environment capable of sustaining the wide range of demands that the public places on these lands.

• Letterboxing Clues for Mohawk State Forest

  CT Mohawk SF Letterboxing Clues