Wood Boring Insects Resources
Why Insects Gather at Artificial Light
It's common knowledge that insects are attracted to lights, especially at night. As PMPs, you may be even more familiar with this phenomena, using it against pest insects with technology like insect light traps (ILTs). In a recent study, researchers took this behavior and went to figure out exactly what was going on and why this occurs.
NPMA Stands with the People of California
Our thoughts are with all those affected by the catastrophic California wildfires.
Rodent Control Excellence for Every Setting
Access NPMA's comprehensive Rodent Resource Library—designed for professionals serving homes, businesses, and regulated environments.
NPMA Forms Information
The NPMA-33 WDI inspection report is only used to report activity or damage from wood-destroying insects that, for the purposes of this report, include termites, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, and reinfesting wood-boring beetles.
Online Course: Identifying Treatment Challenges in Slab Construction
In this one-hour course, learn about challenges in treatments for termites, identification of construction elements, and pesticide math for termiticide applications. Price: $20/$40
Online Course: Termites and Termite Management
This one-hour course will cover termite biology and behavior, relevant species, and management strategies. Price: $20/$40
