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Joro Watch engages citizen-scientists to study future of Joro spiders - Vimarsana News

Joro Watch engages citizen-scientists to study future of Joro spiders

They have been described as palm-sized, parachuting creatures with the potential to spread up the East Coast. Now dozens of webs are appearing in trees, on fences and in gardens

10 of the Most Invasive Plant Species in the U.S. - Vimarsana News

10 of the Most Invasive Plant Species in the U.S.

Despite their name, invasive species can be deceptively cute, stunning, or fragrant, inspiring people to introduce them to non-native habitats. But the issue is that some species are moved to a new area, either on purpose or by mistake, and are met with a lack of natural predators, allowing them to crowd out native species.

Technology leads way to a greener Florida future - Vimarsana News

Technology leads way to a greener Florida future

Man can’t save the environment alone. We need help from machines. From drones to artificial intelligence and webcams, scientists increasingly turn to technology in their work to solve the world’s

Purdue Conference Returns In-Person and Virtually - Vimarsana News

Purdue Conference Returns In-Person and Virtually

Pest management professionals gathered in person and virtually for the 86th annual Purdue Pest Management Conference this week. The three-day event, one of the premier training conferences in the pest control industry, was back in person, but also retained its virtual capabilities, which were developed last year in response to COVID-19.

South Florida Is Overrun With Green Iguanas - Vimarsana News

South Florida Is Overrun With Green Iguanas

The green iguana isn't native to the Florida. So how did this it get there and become the state's menace to society? HowStuffWorks finds out.