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What does SWD do in the winter?

The Sustainable SWD Management Project's November 5 webinar covered the seasonal biology and movement of SWD, "SWD in Space and Time: What do we know about the seasonal biology and movement of SWD?" The recording from the webinar is now available on the project's website. Access the recording here:

https://swdmanagement.org/2019/11/webinar-swd-in-space-time/

Picture showing SWD on a raspberry.
Meet and greet - male (right) and female (left) SWD - on a raspberry fruit.

You'll gain information on:

  • how SWD populations develop over time,
  • how they move during the day,
  • how they move throughout the year,
  • how they survive during the winter.

You'll learn how to apply this new knowledge to improve your SWD management practices.

The Sustainable SWD Management Project (swdmanagement.org) looks forward to sharing this information with you!

Any questions? Please contact Hannah Burrack, North Carolina State University, (hjburrac@ncsu.edu) with questions. You've enjoyed Hannah's SWD photos on this blog!

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