Many people assume that once temperatures drop, ticks disappear. Unfortunately, experts say that’s not true. In reality, relying on cold weather for protection can increase your risk of tick exposure.
Short answer: in many regions, yes. Warmer winters, earlier springs, and longer humid periods keep ticks active well beyond summer—turning “tick season” into a near year-round concern. Why tick season...
The short answer: tick season doesn’t end with summer. If it’s ~40°F or warmer, ticks can stay active, especially in leaf litter and brush. Keep checks and quick brush-offs part...
Babesiosis, a tick-borne illness often compared to malaria, is rising in Maryland due to warming climates and tick expansion. Learn how to spot symptoms, get diagnosed, and stay protected this...
