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The Seasonal Buzz: Spotting and Addressing Carpenter Bees on Your Property
Natasha was on Mass Appeal with what you need to know about these drilling pests and the damage they can do.
Not Everything that Buzzes Should Be Banished
People are quick to see many insects as pests that need to be eliminated, but some serve a vital purpose in our ecosystem, such as the honey bee. Natasha explains in the Mass Appeal segment.
Death of Massachusetts Man Underscores Potential Dangers of Tick Bites
Natasha discussed the rising threat of the still relatively rare Powassan virus in New England.
Protect Yourself: Warmer Temps Equal Annoying Insects
As temps rise, annoying insects are starting to come out in force. Natasha was on WWLP 22-News offering tips to protect yourself from bites and stings.
May Showers Bring Mosquitoes
Natasha was on Western Mass News with advice to help keep your property from becoming a mosquito breeding ground.
Coming Soon: The Emergence of Cicada Brood XIV
Watch as Natasha delights Mass Appeal Host Patrick Berry with fun facts about this (possibly tasty) pest phenomenon.
Cockroaches can be a root cause of allergy and asthma symptoms
As Natasha explains in this Great Day segment on WFSB, excellent sanitation and cleanliness are essential to keep cockroaches at bay.
Brood XIV Cicadas Poised to Emerge: Natasha Explains It All on WBZ
Natasha was on NightSide with Dan Rea on WBZ-Boston explaining everything you need to know about this every-17-years event.
5 Common Invasive Species that Invade Our Homes
Natasha was on Mass Appeal talking about five invasive pests that find their way into our homes, including some that might surprise you.
What’s Causing the Decline in Honey Bee Populations?
Losses of honey bee colonies this year are projected to be the highest on record in the last decade. Natasha was on WWLP to discuss why.
It’s Termite Swarming Season: Here’s What to Look For
Natasha was on Mass Appeal with tips to help you spot a swarm and other signs of a termite infestation.
Pests We Love (Or at Least Appreciate)
We often talk about pests we want to avoid, but with Valentine’s Day around the corner, Natasha was on Mass Appeal talking about pests we love—or at least that we should avoid squishing.
Mosquitoes and Ticks Can Reemerge during Winter Warmups
What happens to mosquitoes and ticks here in the winter? Can they emerge to bite again when temps rise mid-season? Natasha was on Mass Appeal answering these questions and providing advice to protect yourself and your pets.
Protect Your Woolens and Other Natural Fibers from Clothes Moths
Natasha was on Mass Appeal talking about what fibers are most at risk—including wool, silk and cashmere— and how to spot an infestation.
Protect Your Home Against Creepy-Crawly Fall Invaders
As the weather cools, a variety of critters start seeking warmer homes. Natasha was on Mass Appeal talking about how to keep these pests out of your home.
PCT: Why Webbing Clothes Moths Make PMPs Cringe
Natasha Wright, our board-certified entomologist, penned this article for Pest Control Technology.
Squashing Pest Treatment Myths
The internet is known as a source for all kinds of advice that is questionable at best, and harmful at worst. The same is true when it comes to tips for DIY pest control and treatment.
Protect Yourself from Mosquito-Borne Illnesses
The incidence of mosquito-borne illnesses this year is the highest since 2019. If this trend continues, we could see a record-breaking number of cases, and mosquito season isn’t over yet.
Higher Incidence of Mosquito-Borne Illnesses this Year
Our entomologist, Natasha Wright, was on WWLP 22-News talking about the number of Triple E and West Nile cases across our region.
EEE and West Nile Disease Concerns in Western Massachusetts
Natasha Wright, our board-certified entomologist, was on WWLP 22-News with advice to reduce your risks.