Mosquito Biology
Mosquito Borne Diseases
Mosquito Control
Mosquito Wetlands
Project Management
Home

Find information about each of the Project’s fourteen tasks


Search our site | Contact Us


Home
Abbreviations
Newsletter
E-mailing list
General Information Sources
  Suffolk County Vector Control
  West Nile Virus
  Insect Repellents
  Mosquito Control
Other Information Sources
  American Mosquito Control Assoc
  CDC - Mosquito Borne Diseases
  Cornell - West Nile Virus
  Cornell Extention Pesticide
  CT Mosquito Management
  NYS Dept ofHealth Pests Pesticides
  Pesticide Registration Resources
  NYS Dept Health to: NY Health Dept - Pesticides
  State Univ. of NJ at Rutgers
  Virginia Mosquito Control Assoc
  Florida - Mosquito Control
  Harvard - Mosquito Borne Viruses
  USGS - West Nile Virus

TASKS AT A GLANCE
Task 2 Laws / Regulations / Management Programs
Task 4 Suffolk County Vector Control’s Existing Operations
Task 3 - Literature Review & Early Action Recommendations

Literature Review
Early Action Recommendations

The Project Team searched the scientific, medical, and public health literature for relevant documents. Detailed interviews were conducted with Suffolk County Vector Control and their counterparts in Nassau County, New York City, and Westchester. Other vector control agencies were contacted to understand their efforts. Environmental, health, and resource management agencies were contacted.

One of the tasks of the literature review included an examination of mosquito control alternatives. Early Action Recommendations was formulated at the conclusion of the literature review.

The Project Team was assisted in Task 3 by the following experts:

The marine scientists Dr. Goodbred, Dr. Brownawell, and Dr. McElroy from SUNY at Stony Brook’s Marine Sciences Research Center

The human health and ecological risk assessment firm of Integral Consulting from Maryland

The epidemiological scientists Dr. Spielman and Dr. Pollack of the Harvard School of Public Health and Dr. Teitelbaum of the Mt. Sinai Department of Community Medicine.

The mosquito control expert Dr. Crans of Rutgers University

 
 
 
home | mosquito biology | mosquito-borne diseases | mosquito control | wetlands