Burning beetle-kill pine is an effective way to handle infested wood, and this quick demo shows exactly how it's done. Watch as the pine is safely set ablaze, eliminating the pests and repurposing ...

David Sitton’s Aspen Wall Wood mill in Dolores transitioned from pure aspen paneling to mostly beetle kill almost 20 years ago. Now he’s preparing to transition back.

Since the mid-1990s, mountain pine beetle has affected 3.4 million acres of ponderosa-lodgepole pine in Colorado, while the spruce beetle has killed 40% of Colorado’s Engelmann spruce forests. In ...

—Since the mid-1990s, mountain pine beetle has affected 3.4 million acres of ponderosa-lodgepole pine in Colorado, while the spruce beetle has killed 40% of the state’s Engelmann spruce forests.

Dealing with beetle kill pine trees? This video guides you through the process of removing them and making the most out of the wood. Discover how to manage the blue stain in the pine logs, turning ...

wildfire Pine beetle kill not more likely to burn, study says The study was done because of severe and extensive native bark beetle outbreaks in response to warming temperatures and drought.

That's up from 2.5 million acres infested in 2008. The beetles kill pine trees by boring into them to feed and reproduce, leaving behind large stands of dead trees in their wake.