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Applications Available for Mountain Pine Beetle Survey and Marking
Don't Move Mountain Pine Beetle Infested Wood in the Black Hills
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Advice for Spraying Trees for Mountain Pine Beetle
New Information
Landowner Application for Survey & Marking Assistance Sign-up is now closed. Please call 605.394.2395 with any questions.
2015 Forest Health Report regarding Mountain Pine Beetle
Black Hills Initiative Activities Briefing
Infested Tree ID Card Proper identification of a tree infested with mountain pine beetle is important especially when pine trees are of value to your landscape or you have to pay for the costly removal of trees. This card will enable you to accurately identify over 95% of the currently infested trees. This card was developed from the data collected in the Black Hills by Kurt Allen (Forest Service Entomologist) and Dr. John Ball (Resource Conservation & Forestry Forest Health Specialist).
Priority Areas Map for 2015-2016
South Dakota Mountain Pine Beetle Suppression Program FY 2016 Landowner Cost Share Information Information on Reimbursement of Landowner Costs.
8-15-2016 Landowner Application for Survey & Marking Assistance
8-8-2016 Applications Available for Mountain Pine Beetle Survey and Marking
3-29-2016 Preventative Spraying & Forest Management Workshops to be Held in the Black Hills
12-2-2015 Don't Move Mountain Pine Beetle Infested Wood in the Black Hills
Survey Marking Crew Crew Marking Trees More marking Image of cutting and chunking
More cutting and chunking
Solar Treatment
Funnel traps for pine engraver beetles
Red Turpentine Beetle Attack
Custer Peak and Surrounding Area Boulder Park Black Elk and Custer State Park - Norbeck Bugtown Gulch Custer Peak - Telegraph Pine Beetles Map with Photos Photo of Mountain Pine Beetle indicating size Color photo of Mountain Pine Beetle Detailed photo of Mountain Pine Beetle Boring Dust Photo of Cut & Chunking Photo of Infested Trees
More Infested Trees Larvae and Galleries Larvae in Bark More Larvae in Bark Larvae Pitch Tubes and Boring Dust More Pitch Tubes and Boring Dust Woodpecker Stripped Bark