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Connecticut launches its 2026 mosquito monitoring program to test for West Nile virus and EEE, with surveillance continuing through October.

A new grant will help scientists track endangered and declining bee species across Connecticut, supporting research and science-based conservation.

CAES reports increased blacklegged tick activity in Connecticut, with higher-than-average Lyme disease infection rates and emerging tick-borne disease concerns.

CAES scientists identify how spotted wing Drosophila adapted to target fresh, ripe fruit, offering insight for more sustainable pest management.

CAES releases 2025 statewide tick surveillance results, highlighting tick populations and infection rates for Lyme disease and other tick-borne pathogens.

CAES releases new fact sheets with science-based actions to help Connecticut residents support wild bees, monarchs, and healthy pollinator habitats.

CAES renews Connecticut’s spotted lanternfly quarantine, citing expanding populations and the need to prevent further spread of this invasive pest.