Use this key to find the most appropriate California license for your pest control activities. It covers licenses issued by California Department of Pesticide Regulation (CDPR), California Structural Pest Control Board (SPCB), and California Public Health Department (CDPH)

Drywood termites are wood-eating pests that can damage buildings or other wooden structures through their constant feeding activity. They are less dependent on moisture than subterranean termites, which allows them to live above ground in studs, rafters, and window and door frames without any contac

The southern fire ant and red imported fire ant both inhabit lawns and can bite and sting people and pets. In California, we have both species,, and they can coexist in proximity. Both species are reddish in color and show worker size variation, meaning that workers range from small to large within

Chitin‐synthesis inhibitors are a group of Insect Growth Regulators such as hexaflumuron, noviflumuron, and novaluron, that are used in subterranean termite bait stations. When ingested by foragers, they are shared with the members of the colony and slowly cause death by disrupting proper molting in