As part of the Tulane University Weatherhead School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine (WSPH) Public Health Discovery Seminar Series, the "Don't Let the Mosquitoes Bite: Careers in Vector Biology" […]
The Florida Mosquito Control Association's Fly-In Class is held in conjunction with the 21st Arbovirus Surveillance and Mosquito Control Workshop, held March 4-6. The Aerial Workshop will take place at the helicopter Hangar.
Personnel in cities and municipalities will receive training and education on vector abatement for mosquitoes, trap use, ticks, surveillance, fleas and bugs, virus testing, control tactics, and mosquito control. This 5-hour program will support recertification needs and will be held at the Texas A&M Research & Extension Center in Weslaco, Texas.
Join experts in mosquito control and public health for the 21st Arbovirus Surveillance and Mosquito Control Workshop, March 4–5, 2026, in St. Augustine, Florida. Hosted by the Anastasia Mosquito Control District, this annual event highlights the latest research and innovations in arbovirus surveillance and vector management.
Call for Presentations: Submit your 15–20 minute presentation title to Dr. Rudy Xue (rxue@amcdfl.org) by January 10, 2026.
Learn more at www.amcdsjc.org
This interactive workshop provides mosquito control professionals with applied instruction in calibration methodologies, insecticide safety, and label compliance. Participants will review insecticide modes of action and principles of resistance management […]
The North Texas Mosquito Management Education Seminar is the premier event for integrated mosquito management. Personnel in cities and municipalities will receive training, education (and CEUs) on vector abatement for mosquitoes, trap use, ticks, surveillance, fleas and bugs, virus testing, control tactics, and mosquito control.
The National Environmental Health Association presents "From Droppings to Doorstep: The Public Health Impact of Flies and Roaches,"a one‑hour webinar to explore the critical species of public health importance, learn practical strategies for integrated pest management (IPM), and discover how to support healthier environments through prevention and communication.
Personnel in cities and municipalities will receive training and education on vector abatement for mosquitoes, trap use, ticks, surveillance, fleas and bugs, virus testing, control tactics, and mosquito control. This 5-hour program will support recertification needs and will be held at the Taylor County Extension Office in Abilene, Texas.
Join the Gulf South VECTOR Center for Training, Outreach and Resources for a free webinar on urban rodent behavior with Kurtis Brown, ACE, Training Manager at Orkin Canada. Uninvited Tenants explores the biology and behavior of key commensal rodent species—Mus musculus, Rattus rattus, and Rattus norvegicus—and how factors like neophobia and route fidelity influence pest control outcomes. Learn how to improve equipment placement and management strategies through science-based insights.
Prepare for certification as a public health pesticide applicator with this comprehensive 2026 Pesticide Applicator Training for Public Health offered through Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. The training spans three days and includes all necessary manuals, preparation for testing, and breakfast and lunch on both days. Attendance for the full duration of both days is required to complete the program.
Join physicians and public health professionals March 26–27, 2026, in New Orleans for a two-day, in-person U.S. Chagas Disease Meeting focused on cardiomyopathy, congenital infection, early detection, and public health pathways.
The Louisiana Veterinary Medical Association is excited to host their 2026 Winter(ish) Meeting at the DoubleTree Lafayette this coming March. Registration is required. Up to 20 continuing education hours are […]