The spotted lanternfly is a highly invasive species.
If you see one, you should kill it and report it to local authorities immediately.
Spotted lanternflies are a threat to our citys forests, the New York Citys Parks Departmenttweeted.
If you see a spotted lanternfly, squish it, dispose of it, and report it to us.
The discovery of a spotted lanternfly in Kansas signals the invasive species is traveling west.
Their appetite for fresh produce is only matched by their ability to destroy forests.
staff entomologist and research scientist for theNational Pest Management Association (NPMA)
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The invasive pest is nothing more than a threat to our ecosystem.
The spread of spotted lanternflies will be limited in some states based on climate, says Campbell.
In addition to killing the bugs, Campbell suggests alerting professionals who can help mitigate risks accordingly.
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