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
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
Hands-on vector control workshop covering PPE, safety protocols, emergency response, equipment calibration, flow testing, and droplet testing for effective mosquito control operations.
Join vector control professionals for the annual TMCA Spring Workshop on April 8, 2026, at The Emily Morgan Hotel in San Antonio. This full-day, in-person training on integrated mosquito management offers expert-led sessions and 5 TDA CEUs (free for members; fee for non-members). Network with
Discuss tools for operational enhancement in mosquito surveillance and control with Alexandros Pavlakis, MPH&TM, Entomologist, with the City of New Orleans Mosquito, Termite and Rodent Control Board in this free webinar as part of the Gulf South VECTOR Webinar Series.
Save the Date! March 23-25, 2027. 22nd Arbovirus Surveillance and Mosquito Control Workshop in St. Augustine, Florida.
Learn more at www.amcdsjc.org
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.
At the National Environmental Health Association (NEHA) 2025 Annual Educational Conference (AEC), held July 14–17 in Phoenix, Arizona, vector and pest control prevention played an important role in educating professionals. A preconference workshop, From Blueprint to Action: Building and Managing an Effective Vector Control Program,
The closure of the Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit ends decades of critical mosquito taxonomy and systematics research. With staff gone and online resources removed, only the Smithsonian-held collection remains—leaving a major gap in national vector research capacity and the tools that supported global public health
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, City of New Orleans Mosquito, Termite and Rodent Control Board, and Mosquito BEACONS, as part of the Gulf South VECTOR, are hosting an Advanced Mosquito Identification Workshop. This course is a one-and-a-half-day event offering a comprehensive overview of mosquito biology, vector-borne