Southeast Alaska's budworm infestation is declining, Forest Service says
The Forest Service estimates 685,000 acres were defoliated by insects in the last three years.
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The Forest Service estimates 685,000 acres were defoliated by insects in the last three years.
Outbreak in Southeast Alaska since 2020 mostly tapering off elsewhere, officials say.
Juneau, Alaska (KINY) - There’s some good news for Alaskans concerned about a natural, recurring insect outbreak that has been impacting trees in some southeast Alaska locations for several years – there are signs of a declining insect population and tree regrowth
"Have to lose some weight before December or no maid of honour duties for me," the woman tweeted.
American Legion Ray Lines Post No. 64 recognized two Salida-area residents Tuesday evening for their commitments to joining the U.S. Armed Forces.