Battle scorpions with pest-proofing control measures
Scorpions are one of the more fear-inducing pests we encounter. Use control measures including pest-proofing to eliminate access to harborages. Read more»Scorpions require out-of-the-box thinking
As with many pests, scorpions have a unique set of complications, but PMPs face the challenge and work to manage these pests every day. Read more»
Don’t get discouraged facing scorpions
Scorpions get no love! Because they are only considered pests in certain geographic areas, many pest management professionals (PMPs) never encounter them, even in long, storied careers. However, the PMPs who fight scorpions know how challenging they can be. The... Read more»2 simple steps to control scorpions
Stinging pests are as much a part of summer as barbecues and flip-flops. Customers often call when these pests threaten their homes, and few stinging arthropods instill more fear than scorpions. There are two simple steps a PMP can take... Read more»
How eliminating food sources can improve scorpion control
To run a long-term, sustainable scorpion management program, it is important to consider the urban ecosystem and make it less hospitable for scorpions. Read more»
Air Force details pest management in Southeast Asia
The goal for pest management and entomology in the Air Force is to keep the base’s insect, rodent and feral animal population at a manageable level. Read more»
Q&A: Pseudoscorpions, small flies and bees
Email your questions about insect identification and pest management technologies and techniques to Dr. Doug Mampe at dentomol@aol.com. Your questions most likely will be printed and answered in one of Pest Management Professional’s upcoming Ask the Expert columns. Q:... Read more»Scorpion manicures: A beauty trend to die for
A woman in Mexico took her love of scorpions to new heights when she had the idea of integrating them into nail art, and it’s caught the Internet by storm. The scorpion manicure trend originated in Durango, Mexico, according to... Read more»