The Government’s new goal to treble tree planting rates to 7,000 hectares of new woodland in England a year by 2024, must go hand in hand…
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Tickborne diseases are steadily on the rise in the United States, with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), recently increasing their estimate by more…
The Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) has approved the release of a parasitoid wasp to tackle the Oriental Chestnut Gall Wasp has been approved in…
Technology that was first used to distinguish healthy tissues from cancerous ones in humans has been successfully used to identify insects. Research by the University of…
The States of Guernsey have launched a campaign to capture queen Asian hornets before they form nests. The invasive species arrives in the Channel Islands from…
Despite figures revealing an overall drop in vermin reports, rat sightings across Glasgow have risen A Freedom of Information request revealed the number of pigeons, rats,…
The Government has announced its intention to remove ferrets as permitted target species for the DOC 250 spring trap, following concerns that it could lead to…
The British Pest Control Association has warned that up to 49% of feral pigeons could carry an infectious disease that can be passed to humans. BPCA…
Research, which aims to better understand how grey squirrels use the urban environment, will take place in Aberdeen this year. The study is being led by…
The Campaign for Responsible Rodenticide Use (CRRU) is calling on professional pest controllers for help to create a more accurate national picture of resistance to rodenticides…