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Former Santa Barbara Activist David Pritchett Dies in Reno at 59 | Local News - Vimarsana News

Former Santa Barbara Activist David Pritchett Dies in Reno at 59 | Local News

An ecologist and environmentalist, among the issues he pursued were fighting to protect steelhead trout and preserving Mission Creek

Uptick in mosquitoes - and discovery of new species - has local experts on the lookout - Vimarsana News

Uptick in mosquitoes - and discovery of new species - has local experts on the lookout

Local experts specializing in bees, rats and mosquitoes have a message for the public: start scouring your yards and property for standing water.

Source: keyt.com
Santa Barbara County on the lookout for disease-carrying Asian tiger and yellow fever mosquitoes - Vimarsana News

Santa Barbara County on the lookout for disease-carrying Asian tiger and yellow fever mosquitoes

Mosquito season has kicked off, and the Santa Barbara County Mosquito and Vector Management District is on high alert for asian tiger and yellow fever mosquitoes.

Source: kcbx.org
Heading Out for a Hike? Follow These Safety Tips While On the Trail | Local News - Vimarsana News

Heading Out for a Hike? Follow These Safety Tips While On the Trail | Local News

Here's what to do during an encounter with rattlesnakes, bears, mountain lions or ticks, and how to prevent a heat-related illness

Vector control officials closely monitoring SB County's mosquito population - Vimarsana News

Vector control officials closely monitoring SB County's mosquito population

According to data from California's Department of Public Health, Yellow fever and Asian tiger mosquitos have been found in multiple counties throughout the state.

Source: ksby.com