Learn about the latest national and international research on bedbugs, practical suggestions on mitigating bed bug infestations at the local level and how communities are implementing Connecticut’s brand new bed bug law. Resources and real world examples will be provided.

Learning objectives

1. Describe how recent research is impacting bed bug prevention and control efforts
2. Discuss how a new CT law can be used by communities to improve their bed bug prevention and control activities
3. Identify at least three bed bug control resources

Presenters
Gale Ridge PhD, Assistant Scientist, CT Agricultural Experiment Station
Judith Dicine, JD, Supervisory Assistant Prosecuting Attorney for Housing Matters, Office of the CT Chief State’s Attorney

Application for CEU’s from NEHA and CHES has been made. 

March 23, 2017

12:00-1:30pm

Link to Registration Page