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CAES in the News

2024 News Articles

Apr. 9--Funding For Tick-Borne Disease Research Boosted, Blumenthal Says: CT News

Apr. 8--Tick season is getting more dangerous. Here’s how CT is fighting back: News 12 Long Island

Apr. 8--Ticks are on the rise in CT. Here’s what the state is doing to help: WSHU

Apr. 8--Let Us Pray - A salute to our favorite mantis: CT Public Radio

Apr. 8--How did mountain laurel become the state flower of Connecticut?: CT Insider

Apr. 8--Blumenthal Secures Federal Money for Tick Research in Connecticut: CT Post

Apr. 5--Letter: Soil Testing Day Approaching: NewsTimes

Mar. 29--'Stealth' ticks are out in state, waiting to spread Lyme, other diseases: The Day

Mar. 29--Study finds Lyme disease-carrying deer ticks often infest Connecticut's stone walls: Hartford Courant

Mar. 25--Bug Experts Advise Connecticut Residents to ‘Destroy These Insects Immediately': i95 Rock

Mar. 25--New Study Pinpoints Where the Ticks are in Connecticut Backyards: CT Examiner

Mar. 23--Manchester Garden Club hosts "Climate Change and Impact on Rose Culture" Program (4/08/24): Patch

Mar. 19--Insects Waking Up Now In CT: Spotted Lanternflies, Stink Bugs, Bees: Patch

Mar. 15--Forest Edge, Stone Walls Pinpointed as Backyard Hot Spots for Blacklegged Ticks: Entomology Today

Mar. 11--Auerfarm Adult Ed Series: The Invasive Jumping Worm (Speaker: Gale Ridge, Ph.D.): Auerfarm

Mar. 8--The Care and Feeding of House Plants: Patch

Mar. 8--The Spring Glen Garden Club March meeting: Patch

Mar. 8--Fruit Researchers Get Backing to Help Snuff Out Fire Blight: Virginia Tech News

Mar. 5--Va. Tech Secures $5.7 Million USDA Grant to Combat Fire Blight: Morning Ag Clips

Feb. 1--Announcing CUFC’s Annual Conference on Demystifying Success in Urban Forestry: CT Urban Forestry Council

Jan. 31--Why nanoscientists and farmers both care about plant leaves: Sustainable Nano

Jan. 17--Invasive plants choke CT waterways. The state will fund groups with proposals to reduce the threat: Hartford Courant

Jan. 8--There’s rat poison that kills eagles, hawks, pets, in a ‘horrific way.’ CT to try to limit or ban it: Hartford Courant

Jan. 5--Celebrate Excellence in Green Roof [Design] at the Jeffrey L. Bruce Awards Ceremony: Living Architecture Monitor

Jan. 4--CT residents asked to be on lookout for invasive spotted lanternflies before they become 'active': NH Register

Jan. 3--Spotted lanternfly ranges have expanded in Connecticut: WTNH News 8

Jan. 1--A weed threatens the CT River. Students want to help erase it: Hartford Courant

Jan. 1--New Technology Aims to Combat Invasive Aquatic Weed Hydrilla: thespywhobilledme.com

2023 News Articles

Dec. 28--Milder winters mean more of this insect invading CT’s hemlock trees: CT Public Radio

Dec. 24--Move over mantis, some CT students want a new state insect and they have legislative support: CT Insider

Dec. 14--An invasive plant is strangling [CT] waters...students developed a robotic boat to [fix] it: Northeastern Global News

Dec. 13--Survey of white-footed mice (Peromyscus leucopus) in [CT]...reveals low SARS-CoV-2 seroprevalence...: Nature

Nov. 28--Will Dyeing the Connecticut River Help Keep It Alive?: New York Times

Nov. 27--An Invasive Tick that can Clone Itself is Spreading Across the U.S., Threatening Livestock: Smithsonian

Nov. 27--Invasive Tick Species Spreading in CT, CDC Says: What to Know: Patch

Nov. 20--Adding calcium to soils can help increase organic matter, trap more carbon: Phys.org