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Reducing your chances of getting bitten and field safety the topic of extension webinar

Posted 7/20/26

ONLINE — For those looking to learn evidence-based strategies to prevent vector bites, practice safe outdoor work, and communicate protective measures effectively across diverse settings, Penn …

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Work safely outdoors

Reducing your chances of getting bitten and field safety the topic of extension webinar

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ONLINE — For those looking to learn evidence-based strategies to prevent vector bites, practice safe outdoor work, and communicate protective measures effectively across diverse settings, Penn State Extension is offering a webinar, “Vector Bite Risk Reduction and Field Safety,” from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesday, July 21.

Penn State Extension offers this webinar at no charge to participants, but registration by 1 p.m. July 21 is required to receive the link to access the live webinar. Registrants also will receive access to the webinar recording.

This session is designed for communication and outreach specialists, public health professionals, and extension educators.

This event will highlight practical, evidence-based strategies to prevent vector bites and promote safe field practices. Participants will learn how to communicate protective measures clearly and effectively across a range of settings and audiences, supporting safer environments for all, organizers noted.

This webinar will cover topics such as:

— Key strategies for preventing vector bites in a variety of settings. 

— Proper use of repellents, personal protective equipment and protective clothing.

— Safe field practices for outdoor work and educational activities.

— Techniques for communicating bite prevention clearly to diverse audiences.

— Approaches to encourage consistent and practical protective behaviors.

More information is available on the Penn State Extension website at https://extension.psu.edu/vector-bite-risk-reduction-and-field-safety.

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