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 Rosenberg Civic Center in Rosenberg, Texas.
Attend the 2026 City of Dallas Environmental, Vector, and Pest Control Workshop on April 22–23 at City of Dallas Eco Park. Hosted by Gulf South VECTOR and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, this free two-day training offers Texas CEU-accredited sessions covering mosquito management, species identification, pesticide safety, rodent control, food inspections, zoonotic disease awareness, and residential pest strategies. Hands-on instruction, case studies, and demonstrations included.
Explore how tick population models can help evaluate the cost-effectiveness of tick control strategies across different ecological and climate settings. This presentation highlights real-world applications, benefits, and limitations of modeling in reducing tick-borne disease risk.
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 in Houston, Texas, where Harris County Public Health will handle registration.
Attend the 2026 Southeast Pest Management Conference in Gainesville, Florida, for two days of expert-led education, networking, and the latest urban pest management strategies. Hosted by the University of Florida Department of Urban Entomology and Gulf South VECTOR, the event offers CEUs in GHP, WDO, L&O, FUME, and CORE, plus industry exhibits, student connections, and the popular Sapp-Walkup TailGATOR social.
Session 1 – May 4 | VectorSurv Overview Webinar
Join this introductory VectorSurv webinar to learn how the national platform supports vector-borne disease surveillance through data integration, standardization, and real-time decision-making. Ideal for public health and vector control professionals, this session provides a high-level overview of tools that enhance collaboration and improve surveillance workflows.
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 AgriLife Research & Extension Center in Lubbock, Texas.
Register for the South Fort Walton Mosquito IPM Workshop on May 5–6 for a hands-on introduction to mosquito biology, identification, and control. This 1.5-day training covers mosquito-borne diseases, larval ID, specimen preservation, species diagnostics, mosquito ecology, and integrated pest management. Hosted by Gulf South VECTOR and partners, space is limited to 30 participants.
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 Tom Burnett Memorial Library in Iowa Park, Texas.
Join us for the 4th International Conference on Primary Care and Public Healthcare, scheduled to take place on May 07–08, 2026, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, followed by a virtual webinar edition on May 21–22, 2026. This global platform will bring together experts, researchers, policymakers, and healthcare professionals from around the world to discuss the evolving […]
Strengthen mosquito surveillance and identification skills with this three-part virtual webinar series from Gulf South VECTOR. Designed for vector control professionals, laboratory staff, and public health teams, these expert-led sessions cover Aedes, Anopheles, Culex, invasive mosquito species, and other mosquitoes of operational importance in the Southeastern United States—helping programs improve species recognition, surveillance accuracy, and field decision-making ahead of mosquito season.
Save the Date for the 2026 National Conference on Urban Entomology set for May 17-20, 2026, in Atlanta, Georgia. The National Conference on Urban Entomology aims to open channels of communication and information between scientists in industry, academia, and government, and to foster interest and research in the general area of urban and structural entomology. […]