LAS CRUCES – An assistant professor in New Mexico State University’s Department of Biology recently published an article detailing the effects bark beetles have on trees, the economy and what characteristics are important in preventing bark beetle damage. Scott Ferrenberg is a new faculty member at NMSU. After receiving his master’s in entomology from the University of Maryland in 2002, he went to work for Sequoia National Park in California.

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