eGymer
Life Project
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The major objective of LIFE eGymer is to demonstrate the effectiveness and viability of an innovative trapping and monitoring system for the gypsy moth, an insect that causes huge environmental problems both in natural habitats and in semi-urban and recreational areas of cities. The proposed system combines state-of-the-art solutions used to control the gypsy moth but also integrates modern technologies for continuous monitoring of the species’ population in different EU countries and climate zones, where traditional applications are either impracticable and/or financially non-viable. Moreover, it aims to reduce the quantities of plastic wasted within the manufacturing process by using recyclable materials as well as to reduce their overall cost.
Subcommittee on National Plant Health Surveillance National Surveillance Protocol For Spongy and Nun Moth (Lymantria spp.)
Microsoft Word – NSP2 V1.0 Spongy and nun moth Lymantria spp. 100223 (plantsurveillancenetwork.net.au)