Hi USA-NPN,

We hope that the USA National Phenology Network's Pheno Forecasts were useful this year in informing you when pests were active in your area.

This year, we sent you email notifications two weeks and again six days before the threshold was reached at your location for the life cycle stage of interest for each species you selected from our list. We currently offer forecasts for apple maggot, Asian longhorned beetle, bagworm, bronze birch borer, eastern tent caterpillar, emerald ash borer, hemlock woolly adelgid, lilac borer, magnolia scale, pine needle scale, spongy moth, spotted lanternfly, and winter moth.

You can update which Pheno Forecast notifications you receive here.

We want to hear your feedback on these Pheno Forecasts. Please complete the survey below to let us know how the forecasts performed for you this year. Your input will help ensure that the forecasts are most useful to you.

In addition to insect pests, we also produce Pheno Forecast for invasive plant species. This year we offered a forecast for flowering and senescence of red brome, Bromus rubens. We are also working with partners at Oregon State University's US Pest to develop a new forecast for cheatgrass, Bromus tecorum. If you are interested in either of these forecasts, please complete the surveys below to let us know your preferences for these Forecasts going forward.