In this class, Ryan Neff, Ph.D. will spend one hour covering the importance of ant
identification, and the characteristics and common urban species of certain ant
families.
In this class, Ryan Neff, Ph.D. will spend one hour covering identification, control,
and life cycle of a variety of biting and stinging pests. He also covers IPM tactics,
and public health information.
In this class, Ryan Neff, Ph.D., will spend one hour covering insect classifications, biology and morphology of insects covered on ESA's ACE exam. For more information about applying for an ACE certification, visit https://entocert.org/ace
In this class, Ryan Neff, Ph.D. will spend 25 minutes covering Occasional invaders and 29 minutes covering Flies found on ESA's ACE exam. For more information about applying for an ACE certification, visit https://entocert.org/ace
In this class, Ryan Neff, Ph.D. will spend one hour covering Stored product pests covered on ESA's ACE exam. For more information about applying for an ACE certification, visit https://entocert.org/ace
In this class, Michael Means will spend one hour covering the different types of
biological pest control. He will specifically explain the different predators,
parasites and parasitoids, pathogens, weed feeders, as well as the nature and history
of biological pest control.
In this course, Alan Feuer, Associate Certified Entomologist, provides a foundational understanding of the most common structure - infesting termites in the United States. Attendees will explore termite biology, damage identification, and the pathways termites use to access structures. This class is ideal for pest management professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge of termite behavior and inspection techniques, particularly in warm and moist environments where termites are most prevalent.
FUNDAMENTAL CONTROL OF WOOD PESTS INCLUDING CALCULATIONS
In this course, Alan Feuer, Associate Certified Entomologist, delves into effective control methods for wood-destroying organisms (WDO), with an emphasis on subterranean termite management. Attendees will learn to connect control methods to specific pests, calculate material and resource needs, and factor in financial considerations for comprehensive pest management. This class provides a mid-level understanding of control options and is ideal for professionals seeking to enhance their practical skills in managing WDO infestations.
FUNDAMENTALS OF REPORTING WOOD-DESTROYING ORGANISMS
This course, led by Alan Feuer, Associate Certified Entomologist, focuses on the critical aspects of creating high quality reports for wood-destroying organisms (WDO). Attendees will learn to structure detailed diagrams, document inspection findings with clarity, and utilize concise yet comprehensive language to communicate their observations effectively. Designed to complement inspection courses, this class is ideal for pest management professionals aiming to enhance their reporting skills and provide clients with actionable insights.
In this class, Michael Means will spend one hour covering the health impacts of
mosquitoes, flies, fleas, lice, bugs, venomous arthropods, and rodents.
In this foundational course, Alan Feuer, Associate Certified Entomologist, introduces the essential principles of inspecting for wood-destroying organisms (WDO). Participants will gain insights into the tools and methods required for thorough inspections, the impact of construction types on inspection strategies, and key disciplines for identifying WDO presence. This class is perfect for professionals looking to build a solid foundation in WDO inspection as the first step in effective Integrated Pest Management (IPM) programs.
This introductory course, taught by Alan Feuer, Associate Certified Entomologist, provides a comprehensive overview of wood-destroying organisms (WDO). Participants will explore the biology and behavior of key WDO species, the nutritional components of wood that attract them,and common conducive conditions that lead to infestations. Designed for pest management professionals, this class lays the groundwork for understanding how WDO interact with structures and sets the stage for advanced pest management strategies.
IPM COMPLIANCE IN FOOD AND BEVERAGE FACILITIES PART 1
In part 1 of this class, Jesse Leal will spend one hour covering why we inspect and
audit, the top FDA violations, IPM, and 5 key elements of FSMA. He also will cover
what is considered a pest and why pests are a problem.
IPM COMPLIANCE IN FOOD AND BEVERAGE FACILITIES PART 2
In part 2 of this class, Jesse Leal will spend one hour covering sanitary operations,
rodent infestations, birds, and sanitation requirements in food and beverage
facilities.
In this class, Alex will cover Biology/life cycle of scorpions and will look at several control methods. She will also introduce us to a NEW physical barrier product - AVERZION.
In this class, PhD Ryan Neff will cover the introduction to ants (Hymenoptera: Formicidae). You will first learn about key life history characteristics of common ants and how these can be used to effectively identify ants in the field. Then, how these behaviors can be exploited to achieve control in an environmentally sound manner.
In this class, MGK's Technical Field Representative Tommy Powell will cover the Identification and control methods for American, Oriental & Brown Banded cockroaches.
In this class, PhD Ryan Neff will cover the introduction to arthropod taxonomy,
biology, & morphology. you will learn how insects are related to other arthropods,
including arachnids & crustaceans, and what features distinguish one group from
another. Also discussed are the various mouthparts used by insects to process foods
and the different types of metamorphosis found in insects.
In this class, MGK's Technical Field Representative Tommy Powell will cover the Identification, biology & habits of several different mosquitos and also different options for control.
In this class, PhD Ryan Neff will cover the most common pesticided used for residential and commercial pest management. Topics covered will include a history of pesticides used by humans, frequently encountered chemical classes, a brief discussion on modes of action, formulation types & examples, and the pros and cons of using formulations in various environments.
In this class, Eric Wolf will spend one hour covering IPM Pigeon Control Solutions. He will introduce OvoControl P (bird birth control) product and application systems. Systems are ideal for Large commercial facilities such as Power Plants, Hospitals, Airports. For more information, please visit http://www.OvoControl.com
Label Review: 15, Bird Biology / Life Cycle: 10, IPM Solutions: 23, Public Health Concerns: 15
In this class, Kurt Anderson, owner of Pest Pro University, will spend one hour speaking on German Roach treatments. Please Visit https://www.pestprouniversity.com for a one month free trial.
Public Health: 18, IPM: 35
In this class, Rich Mead shares over three decades of experience in managing urban bird populations, with a focus on effective pigeon control. The course explores why pigeons are difficult to manage, their behavior, and the health and structural risks they pose. Attendees will learn how to identify conducive conditions for nesting, roosting, and loafing, and how to conduct thorough site inspections. The class also covers cleanup best practices, OSHA standards, trapping, and the proper selection and installation of physical and sensory deterrents - highlighting both successful and failed examples in the field. Rich Mead is the President of Executive High Reach Maintenance and has over 35 years of experience specializing in bird control, rodent exclusion, bee removal, and rigging for structural pest work.
In this class, Andrew Greess will spend one hour covering what a preflight
checklist is, the importance of it and the principle of the preflight checklist. He
goes into detail of what needs to be on the checklist such as checking the sprayers,
pressure test, supply hoses, pumps, etc.
In this course Stuart Keenan will teach about scorpions and their biology, life
cycle, behavior, and morphology. He will then explain the different ways to
prevent and control scorpions.
SEPRO CONTROLLING ALGAE AND AQUATIC PLANTS IN GOLF COURSE PONDS
In this class, Ajay R. Jones will go over different solutions for controlling aquatic weeds and algae. He will also cover some laws and restrictions that need to be followed while making an aquatic application.
In this class, Andrew Greess from Quality Sprays will go over the top ten issues
with pest and weed spray equipment and give you some advice that will keep you
safe and avoid costly repairs.
U OF A CONCERNS IN FOOD SERVICE COMMERCIAL FACILITIES
In this presentation, Lucy Li PhD, will teach on Pest Management concerns in Food service facilities. You will learn about disease spread and how proper IPM can protect the public.
In this class, U of A Professor Dawn Gouge will cover the health impacts of commensal rodents such as the house mouse, roof rat and Norway rat. She will also go over the identification, Ecology and signs of rodents in residential & commercial properties.
In this class, U of A Professor Shujuan (Lucy) Li will cover what insecticide resistance is, the history of resistance in bedbugs and how we as pest management professionals can combat it.
Topics in this video include pesticide resistance, types of resistance (using bed bugs as examples), Integrated Pest Management (IPM), and public health pests IPM including bed bugs, head lice, German cockroaches, mosquitoes, flies, etc.
In this class, Public health Specialist, Dawn Gouge will take you through the history of IPM and the many advantages of using IPM in your pest management program.
In this presentation, Lucy Li PhD, will talk about itchy bugs and provide updates on new products. Itchy bugs in this talk will include head lice, scabies mites, bed bugs, mosquitoes and their management options.
In this presentation, Lucy Li PhD, will talk about mosquito identification and
provide information on the mosquito life cycle, habitat, and vector roles. She also
discusses different types of species of mosquitoes and how they can affect the
public health.
In this presentation, Dr. Dawn Gouge, Professor and Specialist of the Department of Entomology at the University of Arizona, talks about why it is important to trap mosquitoes, different types of traps that are available, and how to successfully implement measure of mosquitoes surveillance.
U OF A NONBITING FLIES OF PUBLIC HEALTH SIGNIFICANCE
In this class, U of A Professor Dawn Gouge will cover many different fly species and the danger they pose to our health. She will discuss how these pests can enter our structures and show you some great exclusion methods to keep them out.
In this presentation, Lucy Li, PhD, will cover what you should know to run a
successful IPM Rodent program. Topics include Biology, Identification,
Monitoring and Exclusion.
In this class, U of A Professor Dawn Gouge teach you everything you need to
know about Pigeons and the damage they can cause if not properly controlled. She
will walk you through the Biology, Habits, Risks, and control solutions.
U OF A WEATHER V CLIMATE - EFFECTS ON INSECTS AND ARACHNIDS
In this course Dr. Dawn Gouge, an Entomologist, and Integrated Pest Management
specialist, explains the weather verses climate effects on insects and arachnids. She
explains what the difference between weather and climate are and what the typical
seasonal Arizona January through December pest activity consists of. She also
explains the climate effects on ecology and phenology of plants and insects.
In this class, U of A Professor Dawn Gouge will cover medically significant venomous arthropods such as ants, spiders & scorpions that live in the low desert.
WDO FUNDAMENTALS: ANTS, BEES, BEETLES, FUNGI, AND DECAY ROT
This comprehensive 2-hour course, led by Alan Feuer, Associate Certified Entomologist, integrates key concepts from three essential topics: arboreal ants and bees, wood-infesting beetles, and wood-destroying fungi and decay rot. Participants will explore the biology, behaviors, and structural impacts of these organisms, as well as the conducive conditions that encourage infestations. Designed to provide a broad yet detailed understanding of wood-destroying organisms (WDO), this class is ideal for pest management professionals seeking a well-rounded foundation to tackle diverse WDO challenges effectively.
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