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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
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Safer Spaces: Introduction to Integrated Vector Management (IVM)

Length: 00:04:21 | Emily Struckhoff

Learn the integrated vector management (IVM) approach to control vectors such as ticks and mosquitoes.

Videos in the Series

  • Safer Spaces: Introduction to Integrated Vector Management (IVM)

    Safer Spaces: Introduction to Integrated Vector Management (IVM)

    Length: 00:04:21 | Emily Struckhoff

    Learn the integrated vector management (IVM) approach to control vectors such as ticks and mosquitoes.
  • Safer Spaces: Types of Integrated Vector Management (IVM) Tactics

    Safer Spaces: Types of Integrated Vector Management (IVM) Tactics

    Length: 00:03:46

    Integrated vector management is a strategy that combines tactics to control vectors such as ticks and mosquitoes. Watch this video to learn about these tactics and when they should be used.
  • Safer Spaces: Eliminating Mosquito Habitats

    Safer Spaces: Eliminating Mosquito Habitats

    Length: 00:05:57

    One method for reducing mosquito populations is eliminating mosquito habitat, especially areas where mosquitoes can lay eggs and develop. Watch this video to learn more.
  • Safer Spaces: Reducing Tick Host Habitat

    Safer Spaces: Reducing Tick Host Habitat

    Length: 00:05:34

    Ticks feed on a variety of hosts, and managing the habitat available for these hosts can be used to control ticks on your property. Watch this video to learn more.
  • Safer Spaces: Landscape Management for Ticks

    Safer Spaces: Landscape Management for Ticks

    Length: 00:05:33

    Ticks feed on a variety of hosts, and managing the habitat available for these hosts can be used to control ticks on your property. Watch this video to learn more.
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