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ground application of a biological pesticide is proposed to be included in the control program.
The Park’s proposed gypsy moth annual management activity program contains the following actions:
• Protection of Foliage and Related Sources: This entails the treatment of approximately 20 acres in the Dickey Ridge Developed Area with Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt), a biological pesticide. Treatment will be done with ground spray equipment. Approximately 1800 acres encompassing the Mathews Arm Campground, Piney River Developed Area and Elkwallow Picnic Area are scheduled to be aerially treated With Bacillus thuringiensis.
• Reduction of Artificial Spread: The allowable length of stay in the campground may be reduced from 14 days to two days during critical time-periods to reduce the risk of gypsy moth life stages being carried by campers to uninfested areas.
Campers will be required to inspect their equipment and vehicles
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