Lymantria dispar dispar (LDD) Burlap Banding Traps

LDD is infesting parts of Canada, the United States and Mexico for a second year. This is a natural part of the LDD’s lifecycle which includes a very noticeable population boom every seven to 10 years.
Learn how to install a burlap banding trap to safely and effectively remove LDD caterpillars from trees.
Learn more at markham.ca/LDDMoth

[@LINativePlantConservation]

Wow, amazing wonderful information. Thank you so much.

[@garage-guy207]

Excellent video - share, easy to follow, well ‘illustrated’ and to the point. Kudos

[@jimromanelli4339]

Thank you this is excellent and I just did 6 trees following your video

[@kimberleyannerg]

Thank you for this!!!

[@ericgao68]

very helpful

[@shaneriley6384]

Do you have to leave them in soapy water ? Can't you just throw them in a fire ?

[@asievers2592]

What happens if they are already all over the tree????

[@garage-guy207]

Scourge of ‘22 - again!

[@asif9t9]

What time of year to do this?

[@ericgao68]

May or June

[@dudefrombarrie]

The war is on!!

[@clothedwiththesun]

Canada has 300 trillion trees?????