The emerald ash borer is something forestry and natural resource scientists and officers have been waging a campaign against for several years, but efforts to stop its spread haven't been 100 percent successful in the U.P., where cases are on the rise.
Excerpt: The DNR says it's seeing more and more cases of the Emerald Ash Borer in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
The bug is an invasive species from Asia that has killed 30 million trees in 11 states since it was first discovered in the U.S. nearly nine years ago.
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Source: 9&10 News
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