Forest Insects and Diseases in Northeast Washington
Diagnosing Your Sick Trees
If you have trees in your forest that are dying or already dead, the following websites and material may help you identify the culprit. Initially you will need to be able to identify the species of tree that is affected, as many forest damaging insects and diseases are specific to particular host trees. You can learn to identify the trees on your property by downloading Trees of Washington or you may contact the WSU Extension office at 509-477-2199 and we'll help you diagnose the problem.
Once you know the tree species, you can move on to the following diagnostic web sites:
WSU forest health on-line diagnostic web site
OSU common insect and disease problems diagnostic web site
Forest Health Publications
Forest Health Noteshttp://ext.wsu.edu/forestry/foresthealth/foresthealthnotes.htm
Forest Health Streaming Video http://ext.wsu.edu/forestry/video/foresthealth.html
Other Forest Health Publications
Insect defoliators in the Inland Northwest
Major bark beetles of the Intermountain West
Major defoliating insects of the Intermountain West
Western Spruce Budworm and Douglas Fir Tussock Moth
Helpful Web Sites
On-line Catalog of Western Forest Insects and Diseases
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