Concerned that old tree stump might invite termites onto your property? Learn the risks, prevention tips, removal options, ...

NEW ORLEANS — More than 200 downed trees were reported to the 911 call center in New Orleans from Hurricane Zeta and many of those trees fell because they were termite infested and couldn't withstand ...

Homes throughout Florida are under constant siege by termites, but homes are not the only target these pests are attacking. Termites are wood feeding insects that live in large colonies like honey ...

Mother’s Day brings to mind spending time with family and friends, perhaps celebrating Mom or that special person in your life at one of Jacksonville’s many parks or gardens. For those interested in ...

This undated photo provided by Thomas Chouvenc of the University of Florida's Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (IFAS), shows young hybrid termite offspring eight months after the ...

ORLANDO, Fla. – A new study this week by pest-control company Terminix has revealed the most termite-infested states in the ...

What should we do for termites in the base of a cedar tree a few feet from our house? If the termite-infested wood is within 3 feet of the house, you should call in a pesticide company to treat the ...

Except for mongooses. And bats. And other predators. But termites aren’t loved in Florida.The Asian subterranean termite, though, as made a home for itself in the southeast part of the state by way of ...

Across Florida, winged clouds of termites are rising from lawns, seawalls and tree canopies, and scientists say the insects ...

Staff put medicine into landscaping trees on Tuesday, July 3, 2007. Termite staff found that the mites have infested many of the landscaping trees. Obvious traces like yellow powder, "termite pathways ...

A species of invasive super termites is taking their voracious appetite from dead wood and timber to South Florida’s live trees, hollowing out decades-old canopies and making them vulnerable to high ...

Many South Florida slash pines have stood for a century, providing shade, oxygen and wildlife habitat, as cities rose around them. Now they face a mortal threat from swarms of tiny, wood-eating ...