Insects
NC State Resources
Bee on a purple coneflower. Photo by Lucy Bradley.
- 1 Stop Shop for Insect Fact Sheets
- Bees of North Carolina
- Biological Control Information Center, Dr. David Orr, The human use of beneficial organisms such as predators, parasites, or disease to regulate populations of harmful organisms such as insect pests.
- Bug Bytes – Mini lessons on entomology
- Department of Entomology and Plant Pathology
- Entomology for Teachers
- Extension Entomology
- Extension Gardener Handbook
- Glossary of Entomology Terms
- Insect Collection – How to create your own
- Insect Ecology and Integrated Pest Management: Dr. Steve Frank’s Blog
- Insect ID, Thumbnail View of Orders, Alphabetical Listing of Orders; Phylogenetic Tree
- Insect Identification in Southeastern Landscapes
- Photos of Insect Pests: Dept. of Entomology, Matt Bertone, Debbie Roos
- Urban Entomology
Beneficial Insects
Pollinators
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- Bees,
- Bee Keeping,
- Bee Keeping Photos
- Bees of North Carolina
- Native Bees
- WUNC Interview, Entomologist Dr. Elsa Youngsteadt
- Native Bees, Tips for Protecting and Saving
- Butterflies
- Pollinator Conservation Guide,
- Pollinator Paradise Garden-Chatham County
- Pollinator Plant List
- Attracting Pollinators to Our Yards (50 min Video)
- Bees,
Predators
Parasitoids
Pest Insects
Insect Photos
Pest Management
- Biological Control Information Center
- Eco IPM Blog
- Integrated Pest Management – Center, Portal
- NC Ag Chem Manual – Insect Control
- Organic Pest Management
- Ornamental Pest Management
- Ornamentals and Turf Insect Pest Management
- Pest News
- Pesticide Registration
- Pesticide Stewardship
- Plant Disease and Insect Clinic: Blog , Facebook , Twitter
- Small Fruit IPM
- Spotted Wing Drosophila