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Ohio, spotted lanternfly
Ohio counties under quarantine for spotted lanternfly
The spread of the spotted lanternfly (SLF) in Ohio has prompted the state to issue quarantines in areas seeing infestations of the invasive bug.
The Squishy Truth About Why You’re Seeing Fewer Spotted Lanternflies
Your stomping may have helped trim this invasive insect’s population. But experts say other factors probably explain their reduced numbers around New York City.
Invasive spotted lanternfly continuing to take over parts of Ohio
REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio — An invasive tiny red, black, and white insect is still taking over parts of the state. The insect has been found near major cities such as Columbus and Toledo, according to the Ohio Department of Agriculture. There are currently 12 counties in the state under quarantine for the non-native invasive insect.
Why one Pennsylvania college doesn't want you to kill a spotted lanternfly | Digital Brief
Researchers at Saint Vincent College want you to capture a spotted lanternfly if you see one and not kill it. Why? They want you to send it to them for a study.
Invasive spotted lanternfly lands in Ohio
They're about an inch long and half an inch wide with colorful wings and dark spots — and they're a growing threat to Ohio's ecosystem. Catch-up quick: Reports of the spotted lanternfly (SLF) invading the state have popped up over the past few weeks.
Spotted lanternfly outbreak prompts quarantine in Ohio
The spotted lanternfly is taking over parts of Ohio. Franklin County is among 12 counties in the state under quarantine for this non-native invasive insect. According to the Ohio Department of Agriculture’s website,
Pennsylvania researchers call on people to scoop up spotted lanternflies for science
Dr. Michelle Duennes, an assistant professor of biology at Saint Vincent College, sees spotted lanternflies overstaying their welcome as a unique chance to study and record the spread of an invasive species. "To learn about how spotted lanternflies are dealing with this new environment and how they're changing in response to it," Duennes said.
Are spotted lanternflies on the decline in Western Pennsylvania?
Spotted lanternflies are still a pest in Western Pennsylvania, but populations are trending lower in certain regions. Sandy Feather works as a Penn State Extension educator in Pittsburgh’s Hill District.
Spotted lanternfly in Ohio: What to do if you find one
A spotted lanternfly was recently captured in a Grandview Heights neighborhood, prompting a reminder for people to remain vigilant against the invasive pest.
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Has Stomping on Spotted Lanternflies Slowed Their Invasion?
Invasive spotted lanternflies are spreading across the metro areas of New York City, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C., ...
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Spotted lanternfly considered nuisance pest
Spotted lanternflies continue to be a nuisance as the invasive species feeds off of our economy — but perhaps in lower ...
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MSU researcher seeks farmer input on regenerative ag practices
After spotted lanternfly was detected in Monroe and Oakland counties earlier this year, the Michigan Department of ...
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