WHAT’S NEW IN 2022 FOR BACILLUS THURINGIENSIS ISRAELENSIS (BTI)
The Socotec group, an independent third party specializing in the analysis of environmental risks and impacts, was commissioned to assess the Bti. The colossal work of this group will have made it possible to separate the scientific information and to decide on the safety of this biological control tool.
Read moreAMCA “The American Mosquito Control Association”, 89th annual meeting
The American Mosquito Control Association' AMCA, will hold its 89th Annual Meeting February 27-March 3, 2023, in Reno, USA. The event aims to provide leadership, scientific information sharing and education leading to improvement in public health and quality of life through mosquito control.
Read moreImpacts of Canada’s changing climate on West Nile Virus vectors
Reinforcing surveillance and proactive WNV control efforts will be critical to reducing risk, both now and under future climate scenarios.
Read moreBIOLOGICAL SOLUTION TO CONTROL EMERALD ASH BORER
AN INNOVATIVE BIOLOGICAL SOLUTION TO CONTROL EMERALD ASH BORER The solution is deployed through an assisted auto-contamination device comprised of a pouch coated with the active ingredient that is placed in a contamination chamber high up in an affected ash tree.
Read moreTick identification and analysis service
If you have been bitten by a tick and want to know if it carried the infectious agent of Lyme disease, relapsing fever, babesiosis and/or anaplasmosis, we can help you.
Read moreEmerald Ash Borer Control: FraxiProtec
GDG Environment a subsidiary of the Kersia group is proud to announce that it has obtained registration from the Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA) for its product, FraxiProtec™, a new biological control method for the emerald ash borer.
Read moreDrone spraying flights
GDG Environment, a partner of SPH Engineering, reports a case study from a drone-based larviciding research program under the PMRA, Canada's pesticide regulatory agency.
Read moreWNV – West Nile Virus – MSSS Recommendations
Find out about the recommendations and symptoms informed by the Department of Health and Human Services regarding West Nile Virus.
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