Our "half-wing" is a looper moth with two sets of prolegs that allow it to "inch along" rather than scurry along on multiple pairs of tiny legs. It is pale, pale blue with thin black and yellow ...
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Stanley Park staff embark on next round of looper moth recovery, but critics assail decision to remove trees
Almost a year after 8,000 dead trees were removed from a swath of Stanley Park’s forest on the west side of Prospect Point, there are hopeful signs of new life. While taking reporters on a tour of the ...
The Vancouver park board’s removal of thousands of Stanley Park’s hemlock trees, killed by an infestation of hemlock looper moths, has set off a race for the Stanley Park Ecology Society on a second ...
The Vancouver Park Board has unlocked another $3 million to the contractor currently cutting down dead trees in Stanley Park destroyed by a hemlock looper moth infestation. The bid committee for the ...
Vancouver Park Board staff have gained commissioners' approval to proceed with the next phase of a tree removal project being done in Stanley Park due to an extensive looper moth infestation. Work has ...
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