Ever hear of the Emerald Ash Borer? It could be devastating to our green ash trees here in Dillon when it arrives. That is why the Dillon Tree Board promotes species diversity in our town and has planted several species to replace the green ash and prepare for this invader. To learn more about the Emerald Ash Borer, click the link below. Dillon's Director of Operations Todd Hazelbaker reads the Dillon Unit Forester Jason Glenn Manages the Tree Board Information Table Some members of the Dillon Tree Board Some of Dillon Unit's wildland fire crew assist in tree planting activities at the Some reasons trees need to be removed and replaced with a new tree | Member of Montana Retired Educators help plant narrowleaf cottonwood trees on the Parkview Elementary School campus 2016 A spring pruning clinic at Dillon Middle School 2017 | This map can be opened using the Google Maps App for Apple iOS, Android, or Windows. Check it out in the App stores. To Learn from past and present Northern Rockies Tree School Presentations Please click Here Beautiful spring crabapple bloom at the Dillon Public Library A rotten green ash removed before it did damage to a parked vehicle near Mary Ennes |
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