Girl Scout Stops By Trails Committee Meeting To Talk About Spotted Lanternfly

July 15, 2021 Environment

Megan Hauss, a member of Girl Scout Troop 60607, delivered her presentation about the Spotted Lanternfly to the Trails Advisory Committee on July 14.

A local Girl Scout hoping to achieve the organization’s highest honor dropped in on the Trails Advisory Committee’s July 14 meeting to talk insects.

Well, one in particular, the Spotted Lanternfly, a particularly destructive invasive species that has arborists worried. The insect, native to parts of Southern China, eats more than 70 different species of trees and plants by sucking out their sap.

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Girl Scout Stops By Trails Committee Meeting To Talk About Spotted Lanternfly

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