Evaluation of Barrier Sprays Containing a Pyrethroid and an Insect Growth Regulator to Control Aedes albopictus in a Suburban Environment in North Carolina
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Pest Education Series: Urban Rodent Control
A free, virtual series helping residents protect themselves and their property from common pests.
Part 4: Importance of Rodent Management
11AM-12:30PM CT
A look at how rodents negatively impact urban areas causing property damage, transmitting diseases, and exacerbating asthma, and how successful rodent control requires a partnership among residents, private industry, and the public sector.
Pest Education Series: Urban Rodent Control
A free, virtual series helping residents protect themselves and their property from common pests.
Part 3: Rodent Proofing Techniques
11AM-12:30PM CT
Learn ways to prevent rodents seeking food, water, and shelter from entering a building or structure.
Pest Education Series: Urban Rodent Control
A free, virtual series helping residents protect themselves and their property from common pests.
Part 2: Integrated Rodent Management
11AM-12:30PM CT
A look at a multifaceted approach to rodent management incorporating sanitation, pest-proofing, trapping, and the use of rodenticides.
Pest Education Series: Urban Rodent Control
A free, virtual series helping residents protect themselves and their property from common pests.
Part 1: Rodent Biology
11AM-12:30PM CT
An overview of the rodent species found in New Orleans and the anatomical features that have made them one of the most successful groups of mammals in the world.
Integrated Mosquito Management Webinar
The National Environmental Health Association is proud to partner with the Northeast Regional Center for Excellence in Vector-Borne Disease and the American Mosquito Control Association to host the Integrated Mosquito Management webinar on Tuesday, August 11, from 2:00–3:00 p.m. EDT.
Vector Control Twitter Chat
The National Environmental Health Association is proud to partner with the Northeast Regional Center for Excellence in Vector-Borne Disease to host a Vector Control Twitter Chat on Tuesday, August 4, from 2:00–3:00 p.m. EDT. Please join us for a conversation on the health impact of vectors and how environmental health professionals can help to prevent and control vectorborne diseases.
Integrated Tick Management Webinar: Strategies and Barriers to the Prevention of Tick-Borne Disease
Thursday, May 28th 12-1pm ET (10-11am MDT)