Mosquito Identification and Management

One way to prevent tick and mosquito bites is by reducing the number of these vectors on your property. This series covers what integrated vector management is and how it can be used to control ticks and mosquitoes

Two-sided educational rack card to address mosquito and pollinator issues in Eastern Pennsylvania.

Learn how to protect yourself from mosquito bites and how to treat them should they occur.

By understanding the life cycle of mosquitoes, we can apply mosquito control tactics at different life stages of the mosquito.

Routine spraying of individual lawns with non-selective insecticides to reduce mosquito populations can easily enter waterways, harming non-target organisms.

Learn about these diseases and how you can protect your horse and yourself.

Pennsylvania has about 60 species of mosquito. The risk of contracting a mosquito-borne disease has recently increased with the introduction of West Nile virus.

Basic information that features a number of in-depth questions and answers regarding West Nile virus, including what it is, where it originated, the basic transmission cycle, and more.

This activity teaches youth and adults how mosquitoes can be a pest and how to stay safe with mosquitoes.

This article provides information about EPA-registered products and a few unregistered products that can be used to repel ticks and mosquitoes.

Repellents are chemicals applied to provide relief and protection from mosquitoes, ticks, and other biting pests. Proper and safe use of these chemicals is necessary.

Mosquito control and prevention to reduce your risk

Methods for reducing mosquito population around bunk silos and alternatives to using full-casing tires.

Read about the biology and habitat of mosquitoes, strategies for eliminating breeding sites and reducing mosquito bites, and the safe use of insect repellents.