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est stands. So, while the moth presents a difficult problem for forest management, it is a problem that can be solved. But for individual homeowners who must watch the heartbreaking defoliation of ornamental trees while being driven indoors by the attack of the larvae, it’s another matter.
Gypsy moth caterpillars crawl over everything — homes, outdoor furniture, lawns, walkways and patios — in numbers much too large for comfortable coexistence, and they leave behind an ugly residue.
With planning and prudent measures, forests will survive the onslaught. The panic and dismay of the individual landowner and the communities beset by these pests pose the larger problem, essentially a “people” problem.
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