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Ash Trees Are Vanishing. So Is a Basket Maker That Has Depended on Them for 168 Years.

December 12, 2022

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The Peterboro Basket Company is the latest victim of an invasive forest insect that is devastating ash trees in North America.

BY THOMAS J. CAMPANELLA | NYTimes Opinion | Disclosure

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Ash Trees Are Vanishing. So Is a Basket Maker That Has Depended on Them for 168 Years.

The Peterboro Basket Company is the latest victim of an invasive forest insect that is devastating ash trees in North America.

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