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The city of Janesville is working on a multi-pronged pest control program that aims to save century-old Oak trees in Lustig Park from death by Spongy moth. One part of
Logan County’s architectural history features numerous homes and buildings more than 100-150 years old. During the recent March wind storms, the roof was blown off one of the structures, and
Decision allows tribes to continue self-determination in where children are placed
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Shenandoah National Park biologist Rolf Gubler said Spongy Moths eat through the leaves of primarily Oak Trees but will feed on on other hardwood trees.
There has been a Kill-On-Sight order issued in the states dealing with this insect. Louisiana appears to be in the path of its spread