EEK: Vectors and Public Health Pests Virtual Conference

Enhancing Environmental Health Knowledge (EEK): Vectors and Public Health Pests Virtual Conference

Thank you for attending the EEK: Vectors and Public Health Pests Virtual Conference!

The conference was designed to enhance the knowledge of environmental health professionals in order to help them better prepare to respond to environmental events of public health concern as well as to bring professionals together in a unique virtual environment to exchange information and discover new solutions to issues in vectors and public health pests.

You can also find presentation slides in PDF format below.

Bedbugs

Got Bugs? Get Sued! ; Transcript

Don’t Panic! Helping Social Service Providers Cope with Bedbugs ; Transcript

Bedbugs:  What Are the Health Risks? ; Transcript 

Bedbugs in Elderly and Disabled, Low-income Housing – Getting Real! ; Transcript

Scratch That Itch: Exterminating Bedbugs through Partnerships with Private Enterprise ; Transcript

Bedbug (Cimex lectularius L.) Infestations Impact Quality of Life ; Transcript

Vector-borne Disease

Correlation Analysis of Climatic Variables, Migration, and Dengue Fever Cases in Southeast Florida ; Transcript

Environmental Health Specialists: Fishing for Fleas ; Transcript 

Here They Come: New Diseases caused by Familiar Bugs ; Transcript 

First Confirmed Case of Imported Zika Virus in Houston, Texas: Preventing Transmission ; Transcript 

Mosquitoes and Mosquito-borne Pathogens ; Transcript 

Vector/Pest Management and Control

Why Integrated Pest Management? Understanding, Designing and Resolving Implementation Challenges! ; Transcript 

Data Driven: Utilizing California’s School Pesticide Report Database to Improve Gopher Management ; Transcript 

Colorado’s Tickled Pink Campaign: Instituting a Statewide Passive Surveillance Program for Ticks ; Transcript 

New Lethal Ovitrap and Larvicidal Tiles for Control of Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus ; Transcript 

Arizona School IPM Inside and Out - Implementation of School Integrated Pest Management Programs in Arizona Schools ; Transcript