This October, the Nature Conservancy’s “Don’t Move Firewood” campaign and “Hungry Pests”, an initiative from APHIS, are partnering to present the first-ever Firewood Awareness Month. The cooler nights and quickly approaching fall season brings an increase in RV camping, hunting, and home heating. Firewood Awareness Month looks to raise public awareness about the potential danger of firewood movement as a pest and disease pathway at this high-risk time of year. Read more at usda.gov…
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