Researchers developed the first successful method for rearing the eastern bloodsucking conenose (Triatoma sanguisuga) through its complete life cycle in the laboratory. This breakthrough will support new research on Chagas disease transmission and improve studies of this important insect vector.
One Health is an “integrated, collaborative approach that balances and optimizes the health of people, animals, and ecosystems” (WHO, 2026). Animal health professionals may include veterinarians, veterinary technicians, veterinary clinic staff, governmental positions, researchers, academics, and many other relevant positions. These professionals play a critical
Download Gulf South VECTOR’s Mosquito Control Awareness Week toolkit to bring awareness to the work of mosquito control professionals and encourage community participation in reducing mosquito risk.
Download Gulf South VECTOR’s mosquito hotspot social media toolkit to help communities reduce standing water, prevent mosquito breeding, and stay healthy.
Join pest management professionals from across the region at the 2026 APCA Summer Conference hosted by Alabama Pest Control Association in Orange Beach. Held at Perdido Beach Resort, this premier industry event features expert-led CEU sessions on termite identification, bed bug management, rodent and 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
Aedes (Fredwardsius) vittatus (Bigot, 1861) is a mosquito species native to tropical regions of Africa, Asia, and the western Mediterranean. Learn what to do if you spot this species in the Gulf South region.
January, February, and March all have “walk your dog” themed pet holidays. These days celebrate and promote walking your pet, outlining the physical and mental health benefits that walking your pet may offer. Veterinarians promote routine exercise tailored for your individual pet to promote both
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” seminar explores the varied career paths of WSPH Tulane alumni in vector-borne disease prevention careers
Public Educational Webinar using Zoom for Producers and Local Stakeholders At Home Viewing – This will be offered across the state via Zoom. Use the Event Website link to register. Local Live County Viewing – County Agents are encouraged to host a local live viewing of