Study of the health impact of oak processionary caterpillars in the Lorraine region in 2005

Given the proliferation of the oak processionary caterpillar in the Lorraine region, the objective of this study is to determine whether or not the presence of this caterpillar has any health implications. A secondary objective is to assess the relevance and feasibility of conducting an impact study in the identified areas in order to guide future preventive measures. (Objective)

Author(s): Prudhomme A, Alsibai S

Publishing year: 2006

Pages: 37 p.

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