Tallinna Pirita linnaosa kulutab Hispaania teeteo tõrjeks 20 000 eurot

Tallinna Pirita linnaosa kulutab Hispaania teeteo tõrjeks 20 000 eurot

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Tallinn's Pirita District Spends €20,000 to Combat Spanish Slugs

Keskkonnaamet on teinud plaani . Nad kutsuval ka omavalitsusi aitama. Tallinna Pirita linnaosa kulutab selle kevade teeteo tõrjeks 20 000 eurot.
Keskkonnaameti kaardil on palju punaseid täppe. Need näitavad, kus elavad. Kõige rohkem on neid Harjumaal, aga ka teistes kohtades.
Pirita linnaosa aitab aednikele teodest lahti saada. Nad kohtadesse, kus teosid on palju. Pirita linnaosa vanem Kaido Saarniit ütleb, et eelmisel aastal jagati mürke, aga see ei aidanud piisavalt.
Nüüd panevad nad mürke , nagu parkidesse. Neid kohti on 20-30. Inimesed on öelnud, et seal on palju teosid. Mürke pannakse sinna iga nädal.
Teode vastu võitlemine maksab raha. Pirita linnaosa sai lisaraha. Nad kulutavad selle konteinerite tühjendamisele, mürgile ja ele. Kokku läheb selleks umbes 20 000 eurot.
Tartus pole olukord veel nii halb. Esimesed teated est tulid eelmisel kevadel. Linn pani välja konteinerid, kuhu inimesed said teod tuua. See aasta tehakse seda jälle.
Tartu linna töötaja Riia Ränisoo ütleb, et suurim probleem on aedade taimed. Teod tulevad . Sealt liiguvad nad parkidesse. Tõrje peaks algama just sealt.
Pärnus kasutatakse teiste aastate järel konteinereid. Mürke ei plaani kasutada.
Keskkonnaamet toetab omavalitsusi teode tõrjeks. Sügisel avatakse . Omavalitsused saavad abi.
Oluline on ja mulda. Kui ostad uusi taimi, vaata, et seal pole teosid. Haljastuses tuleks kasutada .
The Environmental Board has developed a plan to combat invasive species. They are also calling on local governments to help. Tallinn's Pirita district is spending €20,000 this spring to combat slugs.
The Environmental Board's map has many red dots. These indicate where Spanish slugs live. Most are in Harju County, but they are found in other places as well.
Pirita district is helping gardeners get rid of slugs. They place pesticides in areas with many slugs. Pirita district elder Kaido Saarniit says that last year pesticides were distributed, but this was not sufficient.
Now they are placing pesticides in public areas, such as parks. There are 20-30 such locations. People have reported that there are many slugs in these areas. Pesticides are placed there every week.
The fight against slugs costs money. Pirita district has received additional funding. They are spending it on emptying containers, pesticides, and cleaning. In total, this will cost around €20,000.
The situation in Tartu is not yet so bad. The first reports of Spanish slugs came last spring. The city set up containers where people could bring slugs. This year they will do it again.
Tartu city worker Riia Ränisoo says the biggest problem is garden plants. Slugs come with pots and soil. From there, they move to parks. Prevention should start there.
In Pärnu, after other years, containers are used. Pesticides are not planned.
The Environmental Board supports local governments in combating slugs. In the fall, funding opportunities for projects will open. Local governments will receive assistance.
It is important to check the roots and soil of plants. When buying new plants, make sure there are no slugs. Use clean soil and plants in landscaping.