European Gypsy Moth

See also Asian Gypsy Moth

The European Gypsy Moth, also called the North American Gypsy Moth, is established in southern Ontario, southern Québec, southwestern New Brunswick and southwestern Nova Scotia.

Information we provide to the general public includes:

• Don’t Move Firewood

Information we provide to the plant industry and scientific community includes:

• Pest Fact Sheet
• Surveys: 2008 | 2007 | 2006
• Policy Directives
  • D-02-12 - Import requirements of non-manufactured wood and other non-propagative wood products, except solid wood packaging material, from all areas other than the continental United States
  • D-02-02 - Plant protection imports requirements for rooted, or unrooted plants, plant parts, and plants in vitro for planting
  • D-01-12 - Phytosanitary Requirements for the Importation and Domestic Movement of Firewood
  • D-98-09 - Comprehensive policy to control the spread of North American gypsy moth, Lymantria dispar in Canada and the United States
  • D-98-08 - Entry Requirements for Wood Packaging Materials Produced in All Areas Other Than the Continental United States.
  • D-95-08 - General Import Requirements for Fresh Temperate Fruits from the World
  • D-96-12 - Greenhouse Certification Program for Export of Greenhouse-Grown Plants to the United States
  • D-95-11 - Export of Christmas Trees to Mexico

Additional government and industry information can be found at:

• United States
  • United States Department of Agriculture - Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service