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 Mosquito control isn’t just about knocking down a few pests and keeping them away from your lawn furniture; mosquitoes can carry dangerous diseases including West Nile virus, Zika virus, and malaria. Who wants their disease-spreader infesting the yard? Homeowners are turning to natural, eco-friendly, and sustainable mosquito control solutions. Harnessing the power of beneficial insects […]

 And they aren’t just an irritating annoyance. Mosquitoes transmit deadly diseases every year, including such maladies as malaria, dengue fever, West Nile virus, Yellow fever, Chikungunya virus, and the infamous Zika virus. Mosquito control is a serious business. As the mosquito season arrives, you may be considering buying a mosquito trap to rid your yard

 Mosquitoes are not simply something people wish was gone in the summer – they also serve as carriers of several serious illnesses that can lead to true community-wide public health issues. Reviewing how mosquito control can assist public health when it comes to disease prevention and overall well-being is vital to understanding the connection between

 Climate change is perhaps the most pressing health and environmental issue we are facing today. It affects a myriad of issues, from air quality to predicting the outbreak of infectious disease. One of the relatively understudied effects of climate change is how the changing environment will affect populations of mosquitoes and, specifically, the strategies we

 Mosquitoes have earned the reputation of being a nuisance, but the reality is that the effect they have on public health and the quality of life within a community is far greater than a painless itch. Community mosquito control is the backbone of any program that attempts to manage or mitigate the overwhelming effect mosquitoes

 Mosquitoes are a nuisance, to be sure. When one of these blood-sucking pests hums in your ear during a romantic summer evening, your only recourse is to swat it away vigorously or attempt to devour your companion instead. But beyond this dubious pleasure, mosquitoes are also vectors of disease menacing purveyors of illness right in

 Mosquitoes are more than annoying little buzzing insects that fly around you on a warm summer night, they’re vectors of major human diseases. Mosquitoes are one of the most profoundly adaptable creatures on the planet, with more than 3,000 known species worldwide, and more than 175 species in the United States. This diversity means it

 Mosquitoes aren t just a nuisance; they’re parasites. They act as vectors for many diseases, such as malaria, dengue fever, and Zika virus. Understanding the mosquito life cycle is critical in developing control and prevention measures that will help reduce mosquito infestation. This article discusses the mosquito life cycle and the insights we can gain

 Mosquitoes might be small but they bring big problems. Along with general annoyance, the bloodsucking insects transmit a host of life-threatening diseases to people – malaria, dengue fever, Zika virus, and West Nile virus, among many others. And with many species circulating worldwide, and with an important capacity for evolving resistance to even the most

 Mosquitoes are at their best during rainy seasons because these conditions come with high humidity, standing water, and warm temperatures. This creates a conducive environment for mosquito breeding. Any effective approach to mosquito control must feature disease prevention and mitigation in conjunction with active control methods. Here’s how to manage mosquitoes in wet climates. Understanding