NWMVCA serves the states of Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and
Washington; as well as the Canadian Provinces of Alberta, British Columbia
and Saskatchewan. There are approximately 200 members in the association
with interests ranging from operational control to university research.
The Northwest Mosquito and Vector Control association is a nonprofit
organization dedicated to the promotion of partnerships and close
cooperation among those directly or indirectly involved with or interested
in the science of biology, which includes the control of insects and other
animals of public health importance. Our objective is to enhance public
health and quality of life, to increase awareness and promote education of
our membership and other stakeholders to the importance of integrated
vector management.
Notice to All Members:The NWMVCA Bylaw Committee has come up with some proposed changes to the Constitution and Bylaws of our Association. These proposals will be voted upon at the 2009 Annual Businesses Meeting. Hard copies of the proposed changes will be available for review at the Conference in Coeur d’Alene, but you can review the changes now by clicking on the links below.
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