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 […]
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 […]
The 4th International Webinar on Primary Care and Public Healthcare, held on May 21–22, 2026, follows the 4th International Conference on Primary Care and Public Healthcare, which takes place on […]
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.
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.
Session 2 – May 26 | VectorSurv Hands-On Training Webinar
Build practical VectorSurv skills in this hands-on webinar covering data entry, mapping, visualization, and reporting tools. Designed for vector control and public health teams, this session offers actionable guidance to improve data accuracy, efficiency, and real-time situational awareness for vector-borne disease response.
Learn how Emergency Operations Centers (EOCs) coordinate emergency response efforts and support public health, safety, and recovery operations during disasters and public health emergencies.
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.
The Role of Public Health Officials, part of the Public Health Education Emergency Preparedness Webinar Series, is presented by Meredith C. McInturff, MSPH, with the New Orleans Health Department.