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Invasive Spongy Moth

With the invasive spongy moth making a resurgence in parts of Wisconsin, Kenosha County is now offering a resource page on its website to help people identify and address outbreaks.

The new resource page on the county website, accessible at kenoshacounty.org/spongymoth, includes images of the spongy moth at its four life stages — egg, caterpillar, pupa and adult — and it has links to resources from the University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension and the state Department of Natural Resources.

The page will be updated with additional resource information as current outbreaks evolve.