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Source: Gevorik Arakelian, L.A. County Department of Agriculture Invasive shothole borers (ISHB) are a group of cryptic species of ambrosia beetles within the genus Euwallacea.
This online assessment tool is intended to help evaluate the presence of ISHB on your property. Consider the level of infestation, potential safety hazards, economic and ecological tree value, available resources, and factors unique to each situation when using this tool.
Need an ISHB related photo for your publication? You can probably find it here. A variety of individuals and organizations have contributed photographs to this library.
Regular monitoring is recommended to ensure infestations are managed early and before trees become hazardous. Early detection enables the treatment of trees when they are lightly infested ensuring the greatest chance of overcoming infestations.
