Pollinators are an essential aspect of every terrestrial ecosystem. For example, many fruits and vegetables would not exist without pollination from bees, wasps, flies, moths, butterflies, ants and beetles. These local declines in pollinator populations can have dangerous consequences for the environment as a whole. That's why when considering Long Island, NY pest control solutions it's so important to reduce negative impacts on these creatures that play such a vital role in sustaining our planet.
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We work to keep you safe from pests, but we also have a responsibility to the environment.
We use a variety of products to keep pests away. Our recurring treatments are the best way to keep your yards protected from mosquitoes and other pests.
Since 2002, we have been offering services to help families and businesses eliminate unwanted flies, and other pests from their properties
Most people think of honey bees as the only pollinators in Long Island, NY. Yet, there are many more creatures that help pollinate crops and wildflowers, including wild bees, ants, beetles, wasps, hummingbirds, lizards, flies, birds, bats, and butterflies. The decline in pollinator health in Long Island, NY is of great concern to every member of the population: without them, crops couldn’t grow, and our food supply would be devastated. The future of our planet depends on their survival.
At Mosquito Authority in Long Island, NY, we recognize the great importance of pollination and pollinators in our ecosystem, so we are determined to protect these valuable members of our ecological community.
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Mosquito Authority understands our customers’ needs to have pests removed from their property. It’s our top priority to keep you and your family protected from pests in Long Island, NY, but it’s also our responsibility to use pesticides in a considerate and conscientious manner.
Colony Collapse Disorder was first identified in 2006, but unfortunately, there are other possible causes of decline. Pollinators in Long Island, NY can be affected by pests, pathogens, viruses, poor nutrition, pesticide exposure, bee management practices, and lack of genetic diversity.
Several organizations have been established to provide valuable information on proper pesticide handling and use. The Pesticide Environmental Stewardship (PES) encourages pesticide use with a variety of resources for crop producers, pesticide dealers, applicators, and the general public.
Mosquito Authority in Long Island, NY is proud to offer a variety of strategies and solutions that can keep your property free of pests while ensuring the safety of pollinators. As your source for professional pest control, Mosquito Authority is committed to keeping your yard free from pests while protecting the pollinators that also call your property home. Contact us today for more information or to find service near you.
