Bed bugs are the gift that no one wants during the holidays. They easily make their way into suitcases, onto clothing or other belongings.
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Natasha Wright
Technical Director
Natasha is a board-certified entomologist and a member of the Entomological Society of America. She earned her bachelor’s degree in entomology at the University of Florida in 2009 and received her master’s degree in entomology at the University of Arkansas in 2013. Natasha says as long as there are humans, they will need pest control.
We have the ‘Wright’ stuff, so pests beware
Natasha Wright thought she was going to be a veterinarian when she started college. It turns out she likes bugs, so entomology was a perfect fit for her.
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9 Tips for Pest Prevention During Spring Cleanup
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How to Identify and Eradicate Termite Infestations
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