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Fielding Tree Care Warns Colorado Homeowners as Peak IPS Beetle Activity Threatens Pine Trees
- Fielding Tree Care is warning Colorado homeowners about increased IPS beetle activity during June and July, the peak emergence period in the region.
- Certified arborists from Fielding Tree Care identify subtle signs of IPS beetle infestations before obvious canopy damage occurs.
- Infected pine trees often look healthy from a distance, making IPS beetles particularly dangerous to detect.
- Fielding Tree Care advises close monitoring of pine trees, especially drought-stressed ones, since quick response to warning signs improves chances for treatment.
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Research supports Colorado state foresters’ efforts to diversify stands that have been devastated by pine beetle infestations, drought, blowdown and wildfire, officials say
·Colorado, United States
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