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KILL ON SIGHT! This insect looks like a beautiful moth. Don’t be fooled. This creature destroys trees, landscapes, and plants.

The spotted lanternfly might capture your gaze with its unique wings, but don’t let its dazzling beauty fool you.

What’s black, red, with white spots all over its body? Unfortunately for Riverdale residents, it’s an invasive species. The spotted lantern flies, also known as hitchhiking insects, show no sign of putting their thumbs down and pretty soon the nymphs will spread out their wings marking adulthood.

It’s that time of year where peaches are in season, so I thought something about peaches would be timely.

An invasive fly from Asia could be causing environmental problems in the Piedmont Triad.

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The spotted lanternfly, an invasive specie, has been seen emerging earlier than usual in New York State.

The Yale School of Public Health honored a 9-year-old Black girl, Bobbi Wilson, for her efforts to curb the invasive spotted lantern fly after a neighbor...

The Yale School of Public Health honored a 9-year-old Black girl, Bobbi Wilson, for her efforts to curb the invasive spotted lantern fly after a neighbor...