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Kansas City, Mo – Last spring, a series of storms caused extensive tree damage in many communities throughout Missouri. As clean-up continues, proper debris management will impact the fate of Missouri's Ash trees by helping to stop the spread of a small but invasive pest making its way across the state.
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