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| Video Discription | rovepestcontrol.com/pest-control-impacting-public-health/ How is Rove Pest Control impacting public health? When we think of public health we probably think of hospitals, clinics, regulations, etc. You are most likely familiar with pest control, but have you wondered you it is impacting public health? REDUCING PARASITIC PUBLIC HEALTH THREATS Most of the time when people are asked about parasites they think of the kinds that invade the body and require medicine to resolve. In addition to these all-too-common threats to the human body, we have various insects and arachnids that threaten the health of the public as well including: Bugs (True bugs such as bed bugs, kissing bugs, etc.) Fleas Flies (certain species such as black flies, horse flies, etc.) Lice Mites (certain species) Mosquitoes Ticks Each of these parasitic pests requires a unique solution. We work with clients in the residential and commercial sectors to stop them in their tracks before they can find a host. MITIGATING PEST-BORNE DISEASE Think of the most dangerous animal to humans. Did you think of something large, or were you thinking of the smaller parasitic sort? Unless someone shared the statistics with you prior, you probably wouldn’t have guessed a mosquito. Mosquitoes are so plentiful and so prone to transmitting disease that they top the charts. Some of the most concerning mosquito-borne diseases include: Malaria Dengue fever West Nile Virus Chikungunya Yellow Fever Zika EEE Ticks are another vector of disease. Not only are they parasitically living off of our blood, but they also transmit disease. Fortunately, the spread of disease can be mitigated through regular inspection and finding the ticks before they get a chance to embed and start the transmission process. Tick-borne diseases include Lyme Disease Babesiosis Ehrlichosis Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever Anaplasmosis Relapsing Fever Tularemia Anaplasmosis Alpha gal allergy IMPROVING HEALTH THROUGH SANITATION Controlling pests is about changing the environment from one that is conducive to pests to one that is not. The methods for achieving this vary as widely as the types of insects and arachnids that invade our businesses and homes. We work with clients to identify sanitary measures that can be improved to reduce food sources for pests such as: Ants Beetles Cockroaches Flies Mites Rodents Mice don’t belong with kids’ toys, but they don’t care about that rule 🙁 From rodents not caring where they leave their urine and droppings to cockroaches and flies wading through filth and then wandering through our food and food preparation sites, pests are a huge threat to our public health. By improving sanitation measures we can reduce pests. Additionally, by reducing pests through sanitation and other means, we improve sanitation – win-win! PROMOTING POLLINATORS IMPACTS PUBLIC HEALTH Hopefully you have heard about the growing efforts to protect the bees. Threats to bees range from parasites and disease that attack their colonies to people who destroy their habitat, irresponsibly start colonies without knowing what they need to, and haphazardly applying chemicals. We work diligently with legislators, business owners, and homeowners to improve bee habitats while reducing pest populations. We recently completed an 8 year experiment on some properties that needed reductions in pests ranging from ticks to mosquitoes that also had strong bumble and honey bee populations. After years of keeping the rodents, ticks, mosquitoes, ants, etc. under control, we observed higher bee populations than ever. Each year the populations grew healthily. It was fun to watch them float form flower to flower. Improving bee health improves the environmental health and helps our food production as well! REDUCING ALLERGENS Many pests such as rodents, cockroaches, and bed bugs can contribute histamines to the environments of people that suffer from asthma and allergies. Additionally, we help home and business owners identify moisture issues that contribute to mold and mildew growth. Reducing alleges for the public may not be a universal concern, but improved breathing and reduced allergic reactions means the world to those that are affected. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE TOO! Whether you would like to join our team and serve the public, become a valued client, or simply learn more through following our blog; every step taken in the direction of public health is a highly valuable step. How is pest control impacting public health? In a very positive way. Reach out to us at Rove Pest Control to join the crusade to improve public health! |
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