🦟Our 2nd workshop on #MosquitoBiology is back! 'Beyond the Bite: Exploring Essentials of Mosquito Biology and Rearing' Get a chance to learn taxonomy, rearing techniques, mosquito dissection & more!🥼🔬 Extended deadline - 10 Sep 2024 Register here: bit.ly/3SC9hQ8

📊 Our Annual Report 2023 is available! GLIDE is committed to #DiseaseElimination Dive into the progress we have made with our partners through advocacy, advancing innovation, and capacity building: ow.ly/sHno50SR2AE

“So, while it is true that warmer temperatures generally mean a bigger geographic range for mosquitoes and other vectors of disease ...there are many other factors that come into play,” said Matthew Ippolito. bit.ly/3XuKv7j

A new study in Conservation Biology reveals that holistic #islandrestoration helps rebuild seabird populations and benefit #coralreefs. 🏝️🪸 Learn more in this article by Island Conservation ➡️islandconservation.org/seabirds-and-c…

In the wake of stalled progress against malaria, Malaria No More UK, RBM Partnership and Oxford Economics Africa teamed up to analyze the economic impact that effective malaria prevention efforts could have. Read the full report to learn more about the importance of investing in existing and new

🌍 This National Wildlife Day, we're reminded of the incredible beauty, vulnerability, and importance of wildlife species. Together, we can restore ecosystems and bring endangered species back from the brink. Support our work today reviverestore.org/donate 🐾 #NationalWildlifeDay

The Republic of the Marshall Island’s average elevation is only 7 feet, or just over 2 meters, which means rising sea levels pose a serious existential threat to the people and ecosystems that depend on the land to survive. Read more here: islandconservation.org/restoring-the-… 📸: Bren Ram

Have you ever wondered what genetically modified mosquitoes look like?🦟 Find out in the video: youtube.com/watch?v=aQG97U… #EndMalaria #Malaria

🎥 "How to end malaria once and for all." Watch this insightful #TEDTalk by our long-term collaborator, Diabaté Abdoulaye of IRSS in Burkina Faso. 🌍🦟 #Malaria #EndMalaria ow.ly/OyBS50T8N92

Invasive alien species (IAS) are one of the biggest causes of biodiversity loss and species extinctions, and #ClimateChange compounds the problem. We need solutions that consider the links between the two issues. 👉bit.ly/43sOFO5 Via IUCN

How can we #EndMalaria in our lifetime? Prof. Abdoulaye Diabaté #TargetMalariaBurkinaFaso tackles this critical question with Bill Gates on Netflix’s new show "What's Next? The Future with Bill Gates." Catch Target Malaria featured in an episode all about #Malaria. Don't miss

📅 The International Congress for Tropical Medicine & Malaria takes place 19–23 Sep in #Malaysia. 💬 Join Malaria Consortium, NUS & Ministry of National Health Services, Pakistan speakers to discuss lessons Africa can take from Asia's amazing #MalariaElimination progress #ICTMM2024 Details below⬇️

“Mosquito populations are really climate-driven and habitat-driven,” says Dr. Photini Sinnis of Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute. A changing climate can make it easier for mosquitoes to thrive, which can drive the spread of malaria & other mosquito-borne diseases. time.com/7016381/mosqui…

Target Malaria is in Netflix's "What's Next?" with Bill Gates! Professor Abdoulaye Diabaté and his team at #TargetMalariaBurkinaFaso are featured in the episode on #malaria 🦟 Set your calendars for 18 Sept! 📅

🎬 WATCH: "What's Next? The Future with Bill Gates," premiering Sep 18 on Netflix. 🌍 This new series features leaders and innovators looking for solutions to tackle the world’s biggest challenges – including the fight to #EndMalaria. Target Malaria netflix.com/title/81609333

We're thrilled to announce our partnership with Island Innovation's 2024 Virtual Island Summit! Learn more about the event here >> islandinnovation.co/events/virtual…

Why do we study mosquitoes in large cages, and how does our approach ensure safe research? Alessandro Bucci from our partner in Italy, Polo GGB, answers in the video: youtube.com/watch?v=UFiwVx… #EndMalaria #Malaria #MalariaResearch

𝐀𝐩𝐩𝐥𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐄𝐱𝐭𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐝 𝐮𝐧𝐭𝐢𝐥 𝐒𝐞𝐩𝐭𝐞𝐦𝐛𝐞𝐫 𝟐𝟎, 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟒 The call for application for the PAMCA-WiVC #Mentorship Program “LiftHer2” (Cohort III) has been extended. Submit your application & be part of the WiVC community here: lnkd.in/dTgfKdse

The #Deadline is Sept 20! Apply to submit abstracts for Posters and Oral Talks (in-person only) and Lightning talks (in-person or pre-recorded). The #FMR2024 is on Nov. 8 and gives a platform to early-career scientists to present #malaria research. INFO: bit.ly/474D7CG