Penn State Extension Hosts 3-Part Webinar Series On Ticks And Biting Pests Starting Feb. 18

Join the Penn State Extension for the new 3-part Ticks and Biting Pests Webinar Series starting February 18.

Explore how centuries of human land-use choices-- from farming to suburban growth-- shaped the rise of tick-borne diseases and what this means for people, wildlife, and the environment.

The webinars will be held from Noon to 1:00 p.m.--

-- February 18: Why Are There So Many Ticks?

-- March 20: Understanding Tick Risks For Horses

-- April 1: Ticks - A Pet Owner's Guide

Click Here to register for one or more of the webinars and for more information.

Visit the Penn State Extension website to learn more about many other educational opportunities.

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[Posted: January 30, 2026]  PA Environment Digest