How Science Can Help to Halt The Western Bark Beetle Plague

Yale e360
By Yale Environment 360Jan 4, 2016, 8:28 am64 pts
Tens of millions of acres of pine and spruce trees have died in western North America in recent years as a result of bark beetle infestations spawned by a hotter, drier climate. University of Montana entomologist Diana Six has been working to understand why the genetics of some individual trees enable them to…

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