Pests in the Urban Landscape

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The Pests in the Urban Landscape blog shares the latest resources and information from the UC IPM Urban & Community team to help you sustainably manage pests in the home, garden, and landscape. 

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Syphid fly on flower.

Job Opening: Urban IPM Educator

November 15, 2018
By Karey Windbiel-Rojas
The UC Statewide IPM Program, which is a part of the Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources, is hiring for an Urban IPM Educator. This position is part of the Urban and Community IPM unit.
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Figure 1. Polyphagous shot hole borer. (Credit: Akif Eskalen)

Managing Invasive Shot Hole Borers in Southern California

October 24, 2018
By Beatriz E Nobua Behrmann
[Originally published in the Fall 2018 issue of the Green Bulletin. Modified slightly from original.] Invasive wood-boring beetles are attacking hundreds of thousands of trees in southern California, including commercial avocados, and trees within urban landscapes and wildland environments.
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Adult and nymphs of the Asian citrus psyllid. (Credit: Michael E. Rogers, University of Florida)
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Asian Citrus Psyllid publication updated

October 22, 2018
By Karey Windbiel-Rojas
The Asian citrus psyllid is an insect that can carry a deadly tree disease called Huanglongbing or citrus greening.
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