Join the 2026 South Florida Annual Education Meeting & Training hosted by the Florida Environmental Health Association (FEHA). Connect with environmental health professionals, regulators, educators, public health leaders, and industry partners for expert-led training, professional networking, and continuing education. Educational sessions cover onsite sewage treatment
Join the 2026 North Florida Annual Education Meeting & Training hosted by the Florida Environmental Health Association (FEHA). This premier event brings together environmental health professionals, regulators, educators, public health leaders, and industry partners for expert-led training, professional networking, and continuing education. Topics include onsite
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,
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
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
PAGES conferences is excited to invite you to the upcoming International Conference on Public Health and Health Care System, scheduled to take place from April 13-15, 2026, in Paris, France. This event will bring together leading experts for keynote addresses, dynamic panel discussions, and engaging
Over the past decade, the United States has endured more than 300 major disasters—hurricanes contaminating drinking water, wildfires fueling toxic air emergencies, floods overwhelming wastewater systems, and storms turning debris into widespread public health threats. The cost of being unprepared is too high. Every disaster
Join the National Environmental Health Association in Kansas City, Missouri, August 3–6, 2026, for the Annual Educational Conference (AEC) & Exhibition. This year’s theme, Woven Strong: The Environmental Health Tapestry, highlights how knowledge, experience, and innovation come together to build a resilient future for public
To perform effectively, our workforce must not only understand the technical aspects of environmental health but also be adept at working within the emergency response system. There exists a significant opportunity for our environmental public health workforce to acquire specialized emergency response training. This enhancement would
We are looking forward to seeing you July 14 – 17, 2025, at our 2025 Annual Educational Conference & Exhibition in Phoenix, Arizona, and virtually, where we invite you to discover “Your Oasis in the Desert.” In a time when challenges in the field of