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DESCRIPTION:The Buzz on Mosquitoes: Surveillance\, Science &amp\; Solutions
 \n\nAlameda County Mosquito Abatement District\n\nAfter nearly a decade as
  Laboratory Director at the Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District\, E
 ric Haas-Stapleton brings a strong foundation in public health entomology\
 , data analysis\, and field operations to his work protecting the communit
 y from mosquito-borne diseases.\n\nA long-time Bay Area resident\, Eric ho
 lds degrees in biology and entomology from UC Berkeley. He has led efforts
  to modernize mosquito surveillance\, integrate technology into control op
 erations\, and apply science-based strategies to reduce public health risk
 . His current focus is on developing and implementing new methods for mosq
 uito monitoring and control that are effective\, cost-conscious\, and oper
 ationally efficient.\n\nOutside of work\, Eric enjoys hiking\, cooking\, m
 ountain biking\, and whitewater kayaking. He lives in Castro Valley with h
 is family and is committed to using science and service to help make his c
 ommunity a healthier place.\n
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SUMMARY:Eric Haas-Stapleton: Mosquito Control in Alameda County
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<h3>The Buzz on Mosquitoes: Surveillance\, Sci
 ence &amp\; Solutions</h3>\n\n<h4><a href="https://www.mosquitoes.org/">Al
 ameda County Mosquito Abatement District</a></h4>\n\n<p data-end="466" dat
 a-start="192">After nearly a decade as Laboratory Director at the Alameda 
 County Mosquito Abatement District\, Eric Haas-Stapleton brings a strong f
 oundation in public health entomology\, data analysis\, and field operatio
 ns to his work protecting the community from mosquito-borne diseases.</p>\
 n\n<p data-end="892" data-start="468">A long-time Bay Area resident\, Eric
  holds degrees in biology and entomology from UC Berkeley. He has led effo
 rts to modernize mosquito surveillance\, integrate technology into control
  operations\, and apply science-based strategies to reduce public health r
 isk. His current focus is on developing and implementing new methods for m
 osquito monitoring and control that are effective\, cost-conscious\, and o
 perationally efficient.</p>\n\n<p data-end="1115" data-start="894">Outside
  of work\, Eric enjoys hiking\, cooking\, mountain biking\, and whitewater
  kayaking. He lives in Castro Valley with his family and is committed to u
 sing science and service to help make his community a healthier place.</p>
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