University of Hawaii Termite Project

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The Termite Project: Educate to Eradicate program of the University of Hawaii at Manoa's College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources presents a series of free termite information seminars for the public.

Schedule for Summer 2008

Tuesday, June 17 6:30 - 8:30 pm	Mililani High School Community School 622-1634 http://wahcs.leilehua.k12.hi.us
Wednesday, June 25 6:30 - 8:30 pm	Moanalua High School Community School 837-8466 http://www.macsa.k12.hi.us
Wednesday, July 23 6:30 - 8:30 pm	Windward Community College Continuing Education 235-7433 http://ocet.wcc.hawaii.edu/free.htm

Attendees will learn interesting facts about these wood-eating insects including termite identification and biology, and gain tips on how to prevent and control them from UH termite expert Dr. Julian Yates. Participants will also be able to ask and get answers to questions regarding termites and their homes.

We look forward to seeing you at an informational seminar. Participation is free, but seating is limited. Call the numbers listed above to register.

Baiting systems, termiticides, wood treatments
A listing of products available to homeowners. One of the many
topics covered in the Educate to Eradicate seminars.

Handouts from the seminars (pdf files)

	Formosan subterranean termite fact sheet General information on Hawaii's ground termites
	Termite life cycle From egg to adult
	Termite identification How to tell the difference between termites and winged ants
	Drywood termites vs subterranean termites How to tell the difference between the two types of termites
	Termite prevention & control Protecting your home from termites

Contacts

Maria Aihara-Sasaki
UH Termite Project
Educate to Eradicate Project Coordinator
956-2456

Kristen Cabral
External Affairs & University Relations
956-5039

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