Suffolk County Mosquito Control Plan

Integrated Mosquito Management
Surveillance
Source reduction
Public outreach and education
Larval control
Adult control

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		NYS Dept ofHealth Pests Pesticides
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		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 3	Literature Review & Early Action
Task 3A	Literature Review
Task 3B	Early Action Recommendations
Task 4	Suffolk County Vector Control’s Existing Operations

Task 3 - Literature Review & Early Action Recommendations

Task 3A – Literature Review

Book 8. Marine and Non-Target Impacts
The potential impact of vector control pesticides on other aquatic organisms is reviewed. The SUNY Marine Science Research Center team will examine such impacts on commercially important marine species such as lobsters and crabs, which have recently suffered unexplained mortalities. Other research involving the “Lobster Initiative” and other studies of pesticides and the marine environment are investigated. Book 8 contains the following Parts:

		Part 1. Mosquito Control Pesticides and Marine Invertebrates, Fish, and the Food Chain
		Part 2. Mosquito Control Pesticides and Lobster Mortality

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