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'This is a native species doing its job': Needleworm outbreak damages larch trees in Banff, Lake Louise
Parks Canada says the native moth’s caterpillars damaged more than 2,900 hectares, and officials expect patchier golden-larch displays this fall.
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Not so golden: bug hits Banff larch trees, making them lose needles
Visitors heading to Banff to see golden larches this fall may be disappointed because of a severe insect outbreak. Parks Canada says larch needleworm has affected most areas of larch trees in Banff National Park... from Sunshine Village to Lake Louise.
·Ottawa, Canada
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'This is a native species doing its job': Needleworm outbreak damages larch trees in Banff, Lake Louise
A natural needle worm outbreak in Lake Louise, Banff, Lake O'Hara in the mountain national parks means larch needles aren't turning from vibrant green to golden-yellow this fall.
·Canmore, Canada
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