At-Risk Beetles

Beetles comprise the most diverse group of organisms in the world. Approximately one of every four species (including plants, animals, bacteria, and fungi) that has been described is a type of beetle. As might be expected in such a large group, beetles are quite diverse in color, shape, and ecological role. Thus far, most of the Xerces Society’s conservation work on beetles has focused on fireflies and tiger beetles

University Press of Florida: The Surprising Lives of Bark Beetles

Species at Risk Public Registry - COSEWIC Assessment and Status

How to Kill and Protect Against Asian Lady Beetles

Beware This Beetle: It Is B-A-D – Think IPM Blog

Emerald Ash Borer Beetle - StoryMD

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Transverse lady beetle

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From flickering fireflies to lowly dung beetles, insects are