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Clemson officials urge public to stay vigilant in the fight against invasive hornets

Summary by The Post and Courier
Since Yellow-legged hornets were first identified in the Bluffton area in November 2023, Clemson University’s Department of Plant Industry Apiary Inspection Program and Clemson Cooperative Extension have been engaged in a statewide fight against the potentially devastating insect.

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Clemson officials urge public to stay vigilant in the fight against invasive hornets

Since Yellow-legged hornets were first identified in the Bluffton area in November 2023, Clemson University’s Department of Plant Industry Apiary Inspection Program and Clemson Cooperative Extension have been engaged in a statewide fight against the potentially devastating insect.

·Charleston, United States
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The Post and Courier broke the news in Charleston, United States on Thursday, April 30, 2026.
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