eLearning Course: Spotted Lanternfly in California
This course is designed to inform the public, master gardeners and other stakeholders on the threat posed by spotted lanternfly (SFL) to the state of California. SLF is a destructive invasive insect threatening agricultural and ornamental plants.
A key to slowing the spread of SLF is early detection and rapid response, which requires education of citizens and resource professionals. With the assistance of the California Department of Food and Agriculture, UC Academics, and Penn State Extension the UC Master Gardener Program “Spotted Lanternfly in California” is now available. The course provides an overview of spotted lanternfly ecology and empowers learners to detect and report spotted lanternfly.
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eLearning Course: Spotted Lanternfly in California
Spotted Lanternfly Training Outline
(30 mins to complete module)
Welcome Message
Chapter 1: The Invasive Spotted Lanternfly
Chapter 2: Identifying the Spotted Lanternfly
Chapter 3: Monitoring the Spotted Lanternfly
Chapter 4: Preparing the for Spotted Lanternfly
Summary
Spotted Lanternfly Quiz: 20 questions
(10 mins to complete quiz)
Resources
Funded and Supported by
With funding from the California Department of Agriculture, and support from a national academic research team, the University of California Master Gardener Program has developed this webpage and accompanying educational eLearning Spotted Lanternfly course.
