While some states may offer only statewide reports, many separately report outbreaks of urban forest pests and disease; others are likely to join them.
Alabama: The Alabama Forestry Commission monitors forest health and publishes reports on pest and disease conditions.
Arizona: The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management monitors and reports on forest health, including pest and disease conditions.
Arkansas: The Arkansas Department of Agriculture’s Forestry Division tracks and reports on forest health, including pest and disease outbreaks.
California: The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) monitors and reports on forest health, including pest and disease outbreaks.
Colorado: The Colorado State Forest Service tracks forest health and provides data on pest and disease outbreaks.
Connecticut: The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) monitors forest health and publishes reports on pest and disease conditions.
Delaware: The Delaware Forest Service tracks and reports on forest health, including pest and disease outbreaks.
Florida: The Florida Forest Service monitors forest health and publishes reports on pest and disease outbreaks.
Georgia: The Georgia Forestry Commission monitors forest health and provides data on pest and disease conditions.
Illinois: The Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) monitors forest health and publishes reports on pest and disease conditions.
Indiana: The Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) tracks and reports on forest health, including pest and disease outbreaks.
Iowa: The Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) monitors forest health and provides data on pest and disease conditions.
Kentucky: The Kentucky Division of Forestry monitors forest health and provides data on pest and disease conditions.
Louisiana: The Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry tracks forest health and publishes reports on pest and disease outbreaks.
Maine: The Maine Forest Service tracks forest health and publishes reports on pest and disease outbreaks.
Maryland: The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) monitors and reports on forest health, including pest and disease conditions.
Massachusetts: The Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) tracks and reports on forest health, including pest and disease outbreaks.
Michigan: The Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) tracks and reports on forest health, including pest and disease conditions.
Minnesota: The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) monitors forest health and publishes reports on pest and disease conditions.
Mississippi: The Mississippi Forestry Commission monitors and reports on forest health, including pest and disease conditions.
Missouri: The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) monitors forest health and provides data on pest and disease conditions.
Montana: The Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation monitors forest health and publishes reports on pest and disease conditions.
Nevada: The Forest Health Program aids landowners in the form of education and information on forest insects and diseases and ways of managing them.
New Hampshire: The New Hampshire Division of Forests and Lands tracks forest health and publishes reports on pest and disease outbreaks.
New Jersey: The New Jersey Forest Service monitors and reports on forest health, including pest and disease conditions.
New York: The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) tracks forest health and publishes reports on pests and diseases affecting the state’s forests.
North Carolina: The North Carolina Forest Service tracks forest health and publishes reports on pest and disease outbreaks.
North Dakota: Source of surveys and technical assistance to arborists and city foresters.
Ohio: The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) monitors forest health and provides data on pest and disease conditions.
Oklahoma: Covers both rural and urban forestry with surveys and technical assistance.
Oregon: The Oregon Department of Forestry monitors forest health and provides reports on pest and disease conditions.
Pennsylvania: The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) tracks forest health and publishes reports on pest and disease outbreaks.
Rhode Island: The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (DEM) tracks and reports on forest health, including pest and disease outbreaks.
South Carolina: The South Carolina Forestry Commission monitors and reports on forest health, including pest and disease conditions.
South Dakota: Part of the Department of Agriculture and natural resources.
Tennessee: Mobilizes state resources to help landowners and municipal arborists.
Texas: The Texas A&M Forest Service conducts surveys and publishes data on forest health, including pest and disease conditions.
Utah: Covers rural and urban forestry.
Vermont: The Vermont Department of Forests, Parks, and Recreation monitors forest health and provides data on pest and disease conditions.
Virginia: The Virginia Department of Forestry monitors and reports on forest health, including pest and disease conditions.
Washington: The Washington State Department of Natural Resources tracks and publishes data on forest pests and diseases.
West Virginia: The West Virginia Division of Forestry tracks forest health and publishes reports on pest and disease outbreaks.
Washington, DC: Strong focus on citizen engagement.
Wisconsin: The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) tracks and reports on forest health, including pest and disease outbreaks.
Wyoming: Manages aerial surveys and provides site-specific advice to landowners and municipalities.