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from severe impacts. Extremely high gypsy-moth larval populations are expected this spring in most developed areas in the North, Central and South Districts of the Park.”
In addition to these regular gypsy-moth-suppression activities, the Park is cooperating in the multiagency Appalachian Integrated Pest Management Project (AIPM). The purpose of this project is to demonstrate the effectiveness of new and exisiting management technology in an IPM approach to minimize the spread and adverse effects of the gypsy moth in the Appalachian Mountains.
Proposed gypsy-moth-control activities associated with the Park’s integrated pest-management program this year include aerial spray treatments.
Other IPM activities used to slow the artificial spread of gypsy-moth
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