Which Areas Are Affected by Spotted Lanternfly?

States Affected by Spotted Lanternfly

Spotted Lanternfly first entered the United States as an invasive species in 2014.

After more than a decade spreading across the eastern United States, SLF has been spotted in 18 states and counting.

Spotted Lanternfly U.S. Map

Cornell University's New York State Integrated Pest Management team compiles and maintains a current map of Spotted Lanternfly distribution around the U.S. at a county level.

To get a glimpse of Cornell's current SLF sighting report, interact with the image below. For a full screen version of the report, visit the Cornell Interactive Spotted Lanternfly Map report page.

States and counties recognize the risks of the Spotted Lanternfly as an invasive species, understanding the impact these pests may have on the grape industry. Whether grapes are consumed for snacking, making juice, or producing wine, Spotted Lanternfly can bring harm to them all.

To learn more, access the stopslf.org resource for Spotted Lanternfly Reporting Information for resources related to various states affected by SLF.