Meet some of the team from Biosecurity New Zealand and Ports of Auckland where they talk about a typical day protecting New Zealand from harmful pests and diseases, including the Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB). Luckily BMSB is not established in New Zealand, but an outbreak could have negative impacts on our economy, so we’re very grateful for their hard work. If you think you’ve spotted BMSB, don’t kill it. Trap it, snap it, and get in touch with our team at 0800 80 99 66. | Ministry for Pri

Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB) is an invasive insect that you should not squish ever! They stink, plus its pestilence survives after death. They start showing up in fall and like to invade homes over winter. To get rid of them, make a dish of soapy water and place a lamp over it. Or add soapy water to your shop vac and suck them up. A natural predator is a samurai wasp and entomologists have been introducing them from Asia to control the population in the US as they harm our crops and food pr

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