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An emerald ash borer is smaller than a penny but has caused millions of dollars in damage to trees across the Midwest and Canada. The Asian pest that first appeared in Michigan in 2002 hasn't migrated to Dane County yet, but local officials have devised a plan in anticipation of its arrival. The Department of Natural Resources has set up 450 traps in Dane County to screen for the emerald ash borer.    
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