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Light Brown Apple Moth

2008 Programmatic Environmental Assessment

• Treatment Program for Light Brown Apple Moth in California Environmental Assessment February 2008  (PDF; 1.53 Mb)

Sterile Insect Technique Field Evaluation

• Light Brown Apple Moth Sterile Insect Field Evaluation Project in Sonoma and Napa, California, Environmental Assessment, September 2009 (PDF; 751 Kb)
  • Finding of No Significant Impact (PDF; 465) [signed September 28, 2009]
  • LBAM Sterile Insect Field Evaluation Project - Response to Comments (PDF; 161 Kb)

Isolated Populations

• Eradication of Isolated Populations of Light Brown Apple Moth in California, Revised Environmental Assessment July 2007 (PDF; 150 Kb) [Individual FONSIs created for each site]

Isolated Population Treatment Areas

2009

• Bromela, California (PDF; 975 Kb) [FONSI signed November 12, 2009]
  • Expanded Treatment Area (PDF; 118 Kb)
  • Eradication Zone (PDF; 188 Kb)
• Davis, California (PDF; 424 Kb) [FONSI signed August 11, 2009]
  • Eradication Zone Map (PDF; 195 Kb)
  • New Treatment Area (PDF; 185 Kb)
  • New Treatment Area (PDF; 170 Kb)
• Dublin, California (PDF; 440 Kb)*
• Longbeach, California (PDF; 345 Kb) [FONSI signed October 6, 2009]
• Los Osos, California (PDF; 293 Kb) [FONSI signed October 6, 2009]
  • Quarantine Map (PDF; 429 Kb)
  • Treatment Map (PDF; 298 Kb)
• Manteca, California (PDF; 2.37 Mb) [FONSI signed September 17, 2009]
  • Treatment Areas (PDF; 198 Kb)
  • State Interior Quarantine (PDF; 275 Kb)
• Santa Barbara, California (PDF; 346 Kb) [FONSI Signed January 22, 2010]
• Sonoma/Napa, California (PDF; 388 Kb)*
• Sonoma, California II (PDF; 475 Kb)*
• Tracy, California (PDF; 1.73 Mb) [FONSI signed December 15, 2009]

*treatments in these areas were not conducted

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Previous LBAM Environmental Documents

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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
Plant Protection and Quarantine
Emergency and Domestic Programs Emergency Management
4700 River Road, Unit 134
ATTN: Carole Johnson
Riverdale, MD 20737–1236

or via email to:
lbamenvirodocs@aphis.usda.gov

 

 

Last Modified: January 26, 2010

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