TERMINIX® REVEALS TOP PEST THREATS ACROSS PACIFIC COAST AND MOUNTAIN WEST STATES
MEMPHIS, Tenn., Feb. 1, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- According to the NIDIS (National Integrated Drought Information System), the total land area of drought conditions in Mountain West and Pacific Coastal states have decreased by 62%, dropping from 74% in January 2023 to 12% in January 2024. This shift in weather conditions, along with increased urbanization and regional regulatory restrictions can be linked to environmental changes impacting pest populations. To help local residents better understand these pest trends, Scott Green, Technical Service Manager for Terminix®, a Rentokil Terminix company, has pinpointed the top three pest threats across the Mountain West and Pacific United States along with insights for identifying and dealing with each pest.
- To help local residents better understand these pest trends, Scott Green, Technical Service Manager for Terminix®, a Rentokil Terminix company, has pinpointed the top three pest threats across the Mountain West and Pacific United States along with insights for identifying and dealing with each pest.
- Increased urbanization along the Pacific Coast and Mountain West region has allowed roof rats to become accustomed to being in and around human homes and areas.
- Roof rats, drywood termites, and cockroaches pose significant pest challenges in the Pacific and Mountain West region, especially with the ongoing changes in environmental conditions.
- For more pest tips, or to learn more about local pest management resources, please visit Terminix.com .