Climate change is rapidly changing all aspects of our planet and natural world, with pests being one of them. A rise in temperatures is leading to a rise in pest populations, their active periods and their geographical reach. But exactly how is climate change directly affecting pests and what does this mean for the future? Let's have a look at these altered patterns in more detail:
Warm Winters
Whether it’s your home or business, pests can cause a big problem this season. As hibernation ends, you’ll begin to spot a lot more pests and, after having such a mild winter, pest populations have risen. Not to worry, we have put together a handy checklist to help protect your property this spring:
Learn which pests are common during the spring season so you know what you are looking out for. Common spring pests include ants, moths, mosquitoes and flies.
As the chill of winter recedes and the first signs of spring begin to show, nature awakens in full bloom. While flowers start to blossom and the days grow longer, this season also signals something less welcome: the return of pests. If you’ve noticed an increase in the number of insects or rodents around your home or business as the weather warms up, you’re not alone. Spring is an ideal time to schedule pest control services to prevent infestations and ensure your property remains pest-free throughout the year. Here's why: