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Gain a New Perspective at Academy 2020

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Haven't had the chance to make it to virtual Academy yet? It's time to add some more tools to your superhero belt! There is one more opportunity this month on September 24 to attend Academy Learning Labs.

Each Learning Lab is ONLY $50 FOR NPMA MEMBERS! Click here to check out the lineup of topics and speakers.

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WEBINAR: Non-target Rodenticide Exposure and Wildlife

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News From National

Gear Up for PestWorld 2020

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NPMA's Inaugural International Professional Women in Pest Management Leadership Forum Moves to Virtual Format

The 2020 Womens Forum moves to a virtual interactive experience designed to empower female leaders

NPMA and Bayer, the premier sponsor of the International Professional Women in Pest Management Leadership Forum have decided to move this inaugural event to a completely virtual platform.

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iSTRIKE Insecticide Foam fills voids, galleries and holes and kills on contact. It also leaves a residual to continue protection. The convenient aerosol can comes with an applicator hose and narrow and wide tips. Keep one on your truck!

• wood boring beetles

• carpenter bees

• subterranean & drywood termites

• listed ants

Pest Pic of the Week

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Weekly Headlines

Rodent Spottings in Homes on the Rise Following Recent Storms

Fox 31

With many of the recent storms rolling through the area, there's also been an increase in unwanted pests in a growing number of Southwest Georgia homes.

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‘Bat Tick’ Found for First Time in New Jersey

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Rutgers University has identified a species of tick associated with bats for the first time in New Jersey, and it could pose health risks to people, pets, and livestock.

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Nearly 3 Dozen Venomous Snakes Seized from Boise Home

KVTB

"We were more than a bit surprised by what we discovered," said conservation officer Charlie Justus.

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Oklahomans Say They've Noticed Surge in Mosquitoes Following Recent Rain

KOCO

The recent summer rain has been great as far as eliminating the drought, but the problem is the mosquitoes are big and bad.

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Mainers See Fewer Bugs Thanks to Dry Summer

WMTW

Cases of bug-borne diseases are down in Maine this year thanks to the dry summer. The lack of rain means there are fewer mosquitoes and ticks.

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