Girl Scouts stomp out spotted lanternflies in Williamsburg
The Girl Scouts of Greater New York and New York State Parks hosted an event at the Marsha P. Johnson State Park in Williamsburg on Sunday to learn how to identify and deal with spotted lanternflies.
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Sep 18, 2022, 10:12 PM
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407ds agoThe Girl Scouts of Greater New York and
New York State Parks hosted an event at the Marsha P. Johnson State Park in
Williamsburg on Sunday to learn how to identify and deal with spotted
lanternflies.
The New York City Parks Department
says spotted lanternflies are invasive species and are damaging for certain
crops and can be a threat to New York’s agriculture.
Girl Scouts spent the day squishing and
spotting as many lanternflies as possible.
Sunday's event aimed to provide young
people an opportunity for outdoor learning and environmental leadership.
