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2019 Eradication

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2019 Eradication Information

Spongy moth treatments for 2019 are complete. We treated about 1,700 acres combined in Kitsap, King, and Snohomish counties. More information can be found below. 

Treatment site maps

Printable maps

Click on a map below to download a printable of the treatment sites. Treatments were not conducted over water.


Gilberton (European spongy moth)

Basic map of Gilberton site


Crosby - (European Spongy Moth)

Basic map of Crosby site


Martha Lake (Asian spongy moth)


Union Hill-Novelty Hill (European spongy moth)

Basic map of Union Hill-Novelty Hill site

Open Houses

We hosted two open houses in Kitsap County about the eradication project. Open houses in King and Snohomish counties were canceled due to inclement weather. You can view the recording of our virtual open house below. 


 

 

Environmental Reviews

WSDA conducted state and federal environmental reviews to determine whether the 2019 eradication project would have any significant impact to the environment. The reviews were made available for public review and comment. Below are the final reviews, both of which found no significant impact to the environment. 

National Assessment

NEPA Environmental Assessment
Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI)

State Assessment

SEPA Checklist for all sites
SEPA Determination of No Significant Impact 

2018 Trapping Information

Our eradication proposal is based on trapping results from our annual trapping program.