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This spring the Forest Service plans to treat 5,510 acres of the George Washington National Forest to manage gypsy moth populations, according to Forest Supervisor Wayne Kelley.
Aerial and ground surveys indicate that infestations of the gypsy moth are building to damaging levels in high-value recreation sites and general forest areas on the Lee Ranger District of the George Wash
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