Invasive Species

Across mid-Atlantic states, officials are asking people to help them track and slow its spread, even if they have to put their foot down.

Jumping worms were first reported in New Hampshire about five years ago, according to New Hampshire Forest Health.

Mid-Atlantic state officials are urging residents to help eradicate the invasive spotted lantern-fly before it devastates fruit crops. The pest has so far been prevented from spreading in New Hampshire, but state officials say it will likely return.

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About 30 people gathered at the Urban Forestry Center in Portsmouth on Thursday to learn more an invasive species known as jumping, or snake, worms. Many…

A new species of invasive worm is chewing up forests and gardens on the New Hampshire Seacoast.Experts will talk on Thursday in Portsmouth about how to…