Spotted lanternflies spread to Rockland County
Officials say the invasive species has infestation sites in Nyack, Orangeburg, and Sloatsburg.
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Aug 11, 2022, 11:57 AM
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Updated 617 days ago
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3ds agoSpotted
lanternflies have been discovered in Rockland County.
Officials
say the invasive species has infestation sites in Nyack, Orangeburg, and
Sloatsburg.
Have you seen a spotted lanternfly?
The
bug sucks sap and creates black mold destroying all types of trees and is
detrimental to vineyards and orchards.
Officials are asking people to help us Stop the
Spread!
If you find one:
- Take a Picture
- Note the Location
- Send the Picture and Location to Spottedlanternfly@agriculture.ny.gov
If you find one:
- Take a Picture
- Note the Location
- Send the Picture and Location to Spottedlanternfly@agriculture.ny.gov
