Report Tree of Heaven

Report Tree of Heaven

On August 10, 2022, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) confirmed a population of Spotted Lanternfly in Pontiac in Oakland County. This is the first confirmed case of live Spotted Lanternfly in Michigan. We are asking for your help to be on the lookout in St. Clair County for Spotted Lanternfly, an invasive species threatening Michigan’s agriculture and natural resources. Early detection gives us the advantage for response and containment. We hope to limit the spread the invasive Spotted Lanternfly by surveying for Tree of Heaven, its preferred food source. Tree of Heaven is also an invasive species. Knowing the location and distribution of Tree of Heaven in St. Clair County will help us monitor for Spotted Lanternfly. Use this form to report a location of Tree of Heaven. Thank you for helping protect St. Clair County’s natural resources!
More about Tree of Heaven:
Michigan Invasive Species, Spotted Lanternfly: https://www.michigan.gov/invasives/id-report/insects/spotted-lanternfly
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YesNoIf no, enter who this property belongs to here.
Yes, I know Tree of Heaven is on this property.I suspect Tree of Heaven is on this property, but am unsure.No, I do not suspect Tree of Heaven is on this property.
YesNoI am unable to give permission due to not owning the property.
Less than 1 acre1-20 acresGreater than 20 acres
Less than 10 trees10-100 treesGreater than 100 trees
From late summer to the first hard frost, spotted lanternflies are in their adult stage and easiest to identify. Adults are roughly one inch long. Their folded wings are gray to brown with black spots. Open wings reveal a yellow and black abdomen and bright red hind wings with black spots transitioning to black and white bands at the edge. Female spotted lanternfly lay egg masses in the fall, which resemble old chewing gum, with a gray, waxy, putty-like coating.
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If yes, please share when and where you believe to have seen Spotted Lanternfly:
Photos are helpful to verify a report and to aid in identification. If you are able, please upload photos of Tree of Heaven and/or Spotted Lanternfly:

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Please email any questions about Tree of Heaven, Spotted Lanternfly, or surveys to skyler@scriver.org.
- Address
  
  Street Address
  
  Street Address Line 2
  
  CityState / Province
  
  Postal / Zip Code
- YesNoIf no, enter who this property belongs to here.
- Yes, I know Tree of Heaven is on this property.I suspect Tree of Heaven is on this property, but am unsure.No, I do not suspect Tree of Heaven is on this property.
- YesNoI am unable to give permission due to not owning the property.
- Less than 1 acre1-20 acresGreater than 20 acres
- Less than 10 trees10-100 treesGreater than 100 trees
- Should be Empty: