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Who’s really getting stomped? Hopes of victory in the lantern fly war dashed as the invasive bug makes a comeback
The Big Apple apparently claimed a premature victory in the war against the pesky bug last year — with officials now ...
Spotted lanternflies emerging on Long Island in now annual rite of summer
The invasive insect is a threat to dozens of plants — such as grapevines — using its sharp mouth parts to deplete them of ...
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Officials issue warning over problems caused by common pet goldfish — here's what you need to know
The Aurora Community Arboretum goldfish sighting is one of the latest reports about the popular fishbowl pet causing problems ...
Dogs might be the key to getting rid of pesky spotted lanternflies before they even become a problem
The invasive insects could cause millions of dollars in damage to the wine industry — but Fozzie the golden retriever can ...
Hundreds of volunteers join 'Pull-A-Thon' event to rip destructive growth out of local ecosystem: 'We don't want those new invaders to be widespread'
The sustained efforts have been successful in reducing invasive populations, freeing up volunteers to engage in planting ...
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Experts issue warning about 'inevitable' invasion of devastating beetle species: 'We're essentially flying blind'
"We don’t know how this will all end up looking in the end." Experts issue warning about 'inevitable' invasion of devastating ...
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Pets of OMP: Meet the Goats Eating Invasive Plants at Bowers Harbor Park
The goat pen and shelter are accessible to visitors from either the parking lot at Bowers Harbor Park off Bowers Harbor Road, ...
With the cut in federal funding public broadcasters look to cope
Congress eliminated almost $1.1 billion in funding for public media. The systems' leaders say the cuts threaten the survival of some of their stations, particularly those in rural areas.