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Asian Hornet Management Group

An Asian Hornet Stalks A Beehive, In Viveiro, Northwestern Spain, On August 10, 2022. The Asian Hornet, Or Vespa Velutina Nigrithorax, Is Considered A "Public Enemy" In Spain And Other European Countries Where It Devours Native Bees And, Experts Say, Threatens Biodiversity. (Photo By Miguel Riopa / Afp) (Photo By Miguel Riopa/Afp Via Getty Images)

Ireland

Ireland still only has one confirmed Asian Hornets nest, NPWS insists

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