If you had “murder” in your name you’d be hoping for a change, too. The Washington State Department of Agriculture announced Monday that it would follow new guidance on the… Read More
The Washington State Department of Agriculture generated worldwide attention when it successfully eradicated an Asian giant hornet nest in the northwest part of the state in the fall of 2020.… Read More
The Washington State Department of Agriculture eradicated another Asian giant hornet nest over the weekend and said it located the third nest of 2021, which it also planned to destroy… Read More
The Washington State Department of Agriculture said Friday that it has located a new Asian giant hornet nest — the second of 2021 — just a couple weeks after removing… Read More
Another Asian giant hornet nest has been removed from a tree in Washington as the state’s Department of Agriculture tries to stay a step ahead of the invasive pest sometimes… Read More
Tech has passed the test again in helping to track down another Asian giant hornet nest in Washington state. About a week after one of the invasive, so-called “murder hornets”… Read More
If things weren’t feeling quite apocalyptic enough for you these days, don’t bother cuing the locusts. The murder hornets are back instead. The Washington State Department of Agriculture announced Thursday… Read More
They’re baaaack? Hopefully, not quite. Less than a year after the Washington State Department of Agriculture located and eradicated a dangerous nest of Asian giant hornets in the northwestern part… Read More
A researcher from the University of Washington, using tiny technology, has been playing a big role in helping state entomologists tackle a giant problem. Giant hornets, in fact. The Washington… Read More
Washington State Department of Agriculture entomologists have successfully located an Asian giant hornet nest on a property in Blaine, Wash., the agency reported Friday. It’s the first such nest ever… Read More
The Washington State Department of Agriculture has trapped its first Asian giant hornet. An image of the 2-inch-long specimen shared by the agency on Friday served as a rather alarming… Read More