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N.S. pilot project pits tiny beetles against invasive insect killing Hemlock trees - Halifax - Vimarsana News

N.S. pilot project pits tiny beetles against invasive insect killing Hemlock trees - Halifax

The Hemlock woolly adelgid was first discovered in the province in 2017, causing concern immediately because of the importance of Hemlock trees. 

Voracious Invasive Egyptian Locust Found in Shipment From Italy, Border Patrol Reports Successful Interception in Detroit - Vimarsana News

Voracious Invasive Egyptian Locust Found in Shipment From Italy, Border Patrol Reports Successful Interception in Detroit

Reports from the border patrol say that a voracious invasive Egyptian Locust was intercepted in Detroit upon checking a shipment from Italy. Read more here.

Japanese Beetles Released in Maine to Devour Invasive Tree-Killing Insects - Vimarsana News

Japanese Beetles Released in Maine to Devour Invasive Tree-Killing Insects

Maine officials have decided to fight the invasive insect hemlock woolly adelgid with Japanese beetles, which are also considered non-native pests. Read more here.

Invasive insect, deadly to hemlock trees, reported in Halifax region - Halifax - Vimarsana News

Invasive insect, deadly to hemlock trees, reported in Halifax region - Halifax

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has detected an invasive insect, Hemlock Woolly Adelgid, in the Halifax area for the first time -- which is deadly to hemlock trees.

Zigzag sawfly: New invasive insect feeding on elm trees in North Carolina - Vimarsana News

Zigzag sawfly: New invasive insect feeding on elm trees in North Carolina

An invasive insect, known as the elm zigzag sawfly, has arrived in North Carolina, according to researchers at NC State.

Source: abc11.com