WSDA is also working on new technology to better detect and track the Asian Giant Hornet during flight in areas where they are more prevalent. The state is also accepting applications for new paid positions in Whatcom County for trapping. FOX13
. While he was creating new hives at his apiary ahead of the honey season, he was also preparing for what could be another deadly season for his colonies. In November 2019, the Asian giant hornet decapitated an entire hive of 60,000 bees.
"Are we going to find nine nests this season? We don’t know. Are we going to find none? The good news is that after we removed that third nest last season, we didn’t have any additional detections. So, that’s promising in itself. However, you just don’t know because we don’t have great traps for these hornets," said Salp.
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