# Pest
B.R. Shenoy
What experts say you should do if you see an invasive spotted lanternfly
Spotted LanternflyCbaile19, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons. "Harming our city's wildlife is broadly prohibited, but in an effort to slow the spread of this troublesome species, the current guidance remains: if you see a spotted lanternfly, please squish and dispose of this invasive pest," the New York City Parks Department on its website.
2022-08-20
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