BugInfo gives

a nice balance to the wide range of information on pesty bugs, and features

articles about beneficial insects and the role that all animals play in

our environment, complete with color photos.

"Our goal

is to provide a convenient place where people can go to unravel the mysteries

of the insect world, and the world of pests in particular," says

Jeff Smith, an entomologist and author of most of the articles on BugInfo.

"There is a tremendous amount of bad information circulating out

there about important topics, and we hope our site gives people the facts

as well as a better understanding of these issues. BugInfo is meant to

be educational, but in a fun way."

In addition,

you can find balanced and unbiased information on methods of pest control,

from termite baiting to spraying, as well as information on non-chemical

approaches to pest management

Joyce, a homeowner

in San Jose, Calif., says, "When I discovered termites in my home

I was horrified, but didn't know what my options were for controlling

them. BugInfo helped explain termites to me so I could ask the right questions

of the termite company."

Think something

is biting you? Got bugs in your pool? Did you find some holes in your

favorite sweater when you pulled it out of storage this fall? Holes in

the rhododendrons? Moles in the lawn? All this and more can be explained

for you at www.buginfo.com in easy-to-read, fun articles. Rather

than cruising the Internet looking for places that discuss only one kind

of bug or weed, why not come to a place that has gathered them all together?

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