Gypsy Moths Force Closure of Connecticut Hiking Preserve
Gypsy Moths Force Closure of Connecticut Hiking Preserve
Trail Wood Sanctuary will shut its doors until March to remove a swath of hazardous, moth-killed trees.
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The popular Trail Wood Sanctuary in Hampton, Connecticut, will close its trails to visitors from December 1 to March so loggers can remove a number of hazardous dead trees. An infestation of gypsy moth caterpillars is behind the closure; the bugs have been plaguing New England’s forests since last year.
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