Memphis sits within a humid subtropical climate zone, deeply influenced by the Mississippi River basin and a network of local waterways…
As a major hub in the Mid-South, Memphis presents a unique ecological environment for mosquito activity. The combination of the Mississippi River basin’s humidity…
Understanding the landscape of mosquito-borne illnesses in Memphis requires a look at the intersection of the Mid-South’s unique geography…
From spring rain to midsummer heat, the region’s weather plays a major role in driving mosquito populations across Shelby County.
While many species are simply nuisance biters, others are closely monitored for their role in regional disease activity.
The Memphis area supports several tick species due to its warm climate, abundant wildlife, and mix of wooded and suburban environments.
In Memphis, spring preparation helps reduce conditions that support mosquito development.
