A Columbus Metro Park is hosting an event for the public to help squash the invasive spotted lanternfly. Spotted lanternflies ...

The spotted lantern flies (SLF) are beginning to disappear for the winter, but they worked hard, so they can reappear next ...

There’s good news today for those who are tired of squashing spotted lanternflies. Experts say that won’t make much difference. They’ll still be swarming around trees and fruit crops, but it turns out ...

A spotted lantern fly rests on some bark. - Vicki Jauron, Babylon And Beyond Photography/Getty Images If you are an enthusiastic gardener or nature lover, you have likely been concerned about reports ...

Turns out the lantern flies are the ones crushing it. The Big Apple apparently claimed a premature victory in the war against the pesky bug last year — with officials now admitting the infamous “Stomp ...

The spotted lanternfly, an invasive species from Asia, is making a 2025 appearance across the U.S. even before the official start of summer on June 20. According to the World Population Review tracker ...

A summer scourge of Spotted Lanternfly have returned to the Northeast and New York officials and researchers are asking for the public’s help in collecting data and preventing the spread of the ...

RALEIGH, N.C. -- A population of an invasive fly from Asia has been discovered in North Carolina, confirming a prediction from agriculture experts that it was only a matter of time before the ...

STATEN ISLAND (WABC) -- The spotted lanternfly is causing major concerns in the Tri-State area. Officials say one was found on Staten Island in the Clay Pit Ponds State Park Preserve. The invasive ...