Joro spiders. You've heard about 'em, now help us learn about 'em. We're asking folks to upload images of these #invasivespecies spiders so we can track Joro spread and impacts on native #spider fauna. It's fast, easy, and FREE on @inaturalist:
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The discovery of emarald ash borer (EAB) in a parking lot in Forest Grove is the first known sighting on the West Coast. 😲
Now in 35 states, EAB is considered the MOST destructive forest pest in North America.
Learn more and report suspected sightings!
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Years of watching it spread has brought us to this moment: the spotted lanternfly has been confirmed in NC in Forsyth County. Stay vigilant and report it if you see it! [Pic by J. Goforth, NCDA&CS]
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It's webworm season! Webs are present on branch ends of several tree species across the region. Caterpillars are inside the webs, munching away. These native species aren't a #foresthealth threat; damage to the tree is negligible. Break open the webs to give birds a tasty treat!
The 2022 Spring Graduate Research Symposium is scheduled for February 26. Registration is now open for oral and poster presentation. More information can be found here: https://t.co/3rsz9IKzbx
A series of unforeseen circumstances = a fully-funded 2-yr M.S. position in #foresthealth & #invasivespecies investigating ALB #biocontrol. Preferred start is Jan. 2022; 20k/yr + benefits; time split between Clemson and Charleston, SC. Spread the word! I'm at [email protected]
Presented my research on the movement of woodwasps through international invasion pathways at #EntSoc21! So thankful to have this opportunity to reunite with old friends and colleagues