Why “Follow the Science” Still Matters in 2026
“Follow the science” is still a phrase people use, but it is too often applied selectively. Few issues show this...
Pest Management Is a Public Necessity, Not a Luxury
Pest infestations are not confined to a single setting or season. They occur throughout California, from private homes and apartment...
Bedbugs on the Move: Why Travelers Must Take Pest Management Seriously
As summer travel continues across the United States, there’s a small, persistent threat that often catches people off guard: bedbugs....
Campfire Alert: Don’t Transport Firewood
If you’re out camping, remember that a frequently overlooked danger is creeping into forests and backyards: invasive pests hitchhiking in...
California’s Bed Bug Boom
California is once again in the spotlight, but this time, not for its beaches or movie stars. A surge in...
Termites Are Using Boats to Set Up Colonies
A new report from the University of Florida found that invasive termites have been hitching rides on boats and spreading...
A New Hybrid Termite Threat Emerges in South Florida
A recent report from the University of Florida has confirmed a troubling new development: a hybrid species of termite is...
Science Over Slogans: The Critical Role of Pesticides in Protecting Public Health and Food Security
In an article by Renee Pinel, President & CEO of the Western Plant Health Association, she emphasizes that pests are...
Ancient Pests, Modern Problems: Why Bedbugs Remain a Costly Threat Today
Bedbugs, long thought to be just an irritating nighttime pest, have a surprisingly deep-rooted history intertwined with human civilization, according...
Bed Bugs Threaten America’s Poultry Workers and Food Supply
In an article for the Poultry Site, Chris Wright highlights the growing threat that bed bugs pose to both poultry...
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