What do you call areas of pest infestation that should be treated individually?

The term "sites" refers to specific areas where pest infestations occur and require targeted treatment. These sites are typically distinct locations that can be individually assessed and managed based on the specific pest pressures present. This approach allows for a more effective pest management strategy, as treatments can be tailored to the unique conditions and needs of each site.

In contrast, "zones," "locales," and "regions" imply broader classifications that may encompass multiple sites or areas. These terms are less focused on the individual treatment of specific pest infestations and suggest a more generalized approach rather than the targeted strategies needed for effective pest management. Therefore, recognizing pest infestation areas as "sites" enables pest management professionals to implement more precise control measures.