Check a specific state's current firewood movement and quarantine restrictions before transporting firewood across state lines
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Steps
Go to https://www.dontmovefirewood.org/map/ and select the destination state or province.
Review that state's specific pest quarantines, since regulated pests and rules differ by state (e.g., spotted lanternfly quarantine counties in Pennsylvania, emerald ash borer county quarantines in Texas, spongy moth interior quarantine in Minnesota).
Note any heat-treatment certification requirement for firewood entering the state (e.g., Pennsylvania requires firewood heat-treated to 71.1°C/160°F for 75 minutes and labeled accordingly).
Cross-check against the destination state's own department of agriculture page, since this site aggregates state rules but doesn't set them.
Known gotchas
The federal domestic emerald ash borer quarantine was removed by USDA-APHIS in December 2020, and EAB was deregulated nationally in 2021 — don't describe firewood movement as restricted by a federal EAB quarantine; check state-level rules instead, which still vary by pest and state and are set independently by each state.
Rules are pest- and state-specific, not uniform — firewood legal to move in one state can violate another state's quarantine for a completely different pest (e.g., spotted lanternfly vs. spongy moth vs. emerald ash borer).
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