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Invasive Insects and Plants

The County of Brant is committed to protecting our local forests from deforestation caused by Invasive Insects and Plants.

For more information on Invasive Insects and Plants Best Management Practices, visit the Invasive Species Center webpage. 

Invasive insects and plants that are known in the County of Brant: 

  • Asian Long Horned Beetle
  • Common Buckthorn
  • Emerald Ash Borer and Reforestation Efforts
  • Garlic Mustard
  • Giant Hogweed
  • Hemlock Woolly Adelgid
  • Oak Wilt
  • Phragmites
  • Spongy Moths
  • Tree of Heaven

If you see or are concerned about any of the above invasive insects or plants in the County of Brant, contact our Forestry Team.

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