The information found on this site allows you to see where EAB is in relation to many aspects, such as rivers, streets, roads, your community, other cities and states.

PLEASE NOTE: The Lower Peninsula of Michigan is no longer being surveyed for emerald ash borer. It is considered to be generally infested. Any plotted points of EAB infestation found on the Lower Peninsula should be considered to be at least two years old. The Upper Peninsula is still being surveyed, however.

For questions about emerald ash borer infestations in Michigan’s Lower Peninsula, contact the Michigan Department of Agriculture at 1-866-325-0023.