Hudson County puts together team to combat spotted lanternflies
The invasive insects hit the area near the Hudson River hard last year.
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7ds agoHudson County officials say that they are putting a team together to handle a possible spotted lanternfly invasion this spring and summer.
The invasive insects hit the area near the Hudson River hard last year. They destroy plants and crops – particularly the tree of heaven plant.
The New Jersey Department of Agriculture has been encouraging residents to destroy spotted lanternfly eggs on sight.
The insects are not a threat to humans.
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