New Jersey earmarks $3.7 million to combat the spotted lanternfly population. Counties and towns can apply for funds to battle the pests with qualified plans.
As most of us know by now, the spotted lanternfly is here in New Jersey. Even though the lanternfly itself is more of a nuisance, the real danger is in its eggs.
By now you hopefully know that you’re supposed to kill a spotted lanternfly if you see one -- they're an invasive species that can cause harm to our environment.