Dec 30--Ban on neonicotinoid pesticides could affect 350K acres across Connecticut. Here's what it means.: CT Insider

Dec 19--Nation’s First State Agricultural Experiment Station Marks 150th Anniversary: Entomology Today

Dec 13--Could climate change steal Connecticut’s Christmas tree industry? Experts are racing to stop it: CT Insider

Nov 24--Warming climate could mean longer mosquito season: NBC Connecticut

Nov 15--Disease almost wiped out a beloved American tree. CT has an effort to save it.: Hartford Courant

Oct 27--How CT scientists tracked the mosquito that brought yellow fever to America 300 years ago: New Haven Register

Oct 15--Spotted Lanternfly presence more of a nuisance than a threat: The Lakeville Journal

Oct 15--East Twin Lake tackles hydrilla, shares what worked: The Lakeville Journal

Oct 7--Should you stomp? Experts consider other methods to mitigate spotted lanternfly growth: NBC Connecticut

Oct 7--Guilford girls spend Saturdays in pilot STEM program, learning about careers while having fun: CTPost

Oct 6--Invasive weed posing ‘tremendous risk’ to CT spreads to fragile waterways. It crushes native plants.: Hartford Courant

Oct 2--My Backyard Habitat: Falling Leaves And Fireflies: The Newtown Bee

Oct 1--You Don’t Need To Squash This Spotted Lanternfly: New Haven Independent

Sept 30--State officials say yellowjacket population in Connecticut is growing: News12 Connecticut

Sept 30--Look out for spotted lanternfly egg masses in Connecticut this fall: WTNH.com

Sept 28--Invasive Species In New York Confirmed To Carry Deadly Illness: NewsBreak

Sept 23--The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station collects an average of 300,000 mosquitoes: X

Sept 23--Spotted lanternflies have invaded seven of CT's eight counties. State on verge of 'full infestation': CT Insider

Sept 16--Invasive spotted lanternfly remains on the rise in Connecticut: NBC Connecticut

Sept 11--Yellowjacket populations are on the rise in CT. Here's how to deal with them: CT Insider

Sept 10--West Nile Virus Monitoring Intensifies In Connecticut: Milford-Orange Times

Sept 9--Yellowjacket populations increasing in Connecticut: CAES: WTNH.com

Sept 9--Experts issue urgent warning over disease-infested tick which has spread to more than 20 states: UNILAD

Sept 9--CT Reports First Human Case of West Nile Virus This Season: CT News Junkie

Sept 6--Essex Library: What is Happening to My Beech Trees? A Talk on Beech Leaf Disease & Oak Wilt: Patch

Sept 5--First human case of West Nile Virus confirmed in Fairfield County: WFSB

Sept 5--First human case of West Nile virus reported in Connecticut this season: WTNH.com

Sept 5--Connecticut Department of Public Health announces first human case of West Nile virus (WNV) infection this year: CT.gov

Sept 2-- One of CT’s most invasive insect species is gaining in numbers. Here’s what you need to know.: Hartford Courant