📢Workshop Announcement📢
We have exciting news! The VectorED Network and PSU Extension are hosting a hands-on ectoparasite workshop at the ESA August meeting in Baltimore, MD on August 10th. 🦟🔬
Learn more and register now!
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There are many options for insect repellent, including wipes and mini bottles. Keep these in your purse, bag, or car for quick and convenient protection!
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Protect your health and home! Check your property for overhanging branches and trim them back. Removing potential tick habitats reduces the risk of tick encounters, safeguarding you and your loved ones from tick-borne illnesses like Lyme disease.
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Being able to quickly identify ticks can help you act fast and protect yourself from potential health threats like Lyme disease. Stay informed, stay safe!
Tick ID cards:
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Keep a Tick ID Card close at hand: in your wallet, car, or first aid kit. Tick ID cards can provide helpful information on identification, how to remove ticks, and prevention methods.
-Thorough Inspection: Check particularly around the eyes, ears, between legs, between toes, around the tail, and around the neck and shoulders.
-Pet Protection: Consult a veterinarian for effective tick control options for your pets.
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Ready for Summer? Before stepping out, check your closet for light-colored clothing! Light colors make it easier to spot ticks, helping you stay safe during outdoor adventures.
After being outdoors, even in your backyard, conduct a thorough body check using a mirror. Remember to inspect tricky spots like underarms, ears, belly button, behind knees, in hair, between legs, and around the waist. ✅
It’s time to register for our Focus Groups and Qualitative Data 101 webinar! 🗣️
Join Penn State Extension and VectorED Network for a professional development webinar focused on gaining deeper insights into your audiences.
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