AAVP Conference vs Tick Talk | Tick Tracker

AAVP, founded in 1956, is a scientific organization with over 450 members dedicated to studying animal parasites. Its members aim to improve diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of parasitic infections in animals and humans. The AAVP Annual Meeting will be held at the Wyndham Grand Rio Mar Rainforest Beach & Golf Resort from June 6–9, 2026. This app is the official mobile companion for AAVP 2026 and provides important information for abstract submitters, presenters, sponsors, exhibitors, and attendees. Users can access: • Event schedules and session details • Speaker and presenter information • Abstract submission updates • Registration and attendee information • Travel and lodging details • Sponsor and exhibitor information • Meeting announcements and notifications

Tick Talk helps you see where tick activity is being reported, share your own sightings, and stay informed before heading outside. Explore a live map of community tick reports and public observations, view local activity patterns, and tap into individual reports with photos, updates, and discussion. Whether you found a tick in your yard, on a trail, or after a day outside, Tick Talk makes it easy to report what you saw and help others nearby stay aware. With Tick Talk, you can: * View local tick sightings and reports on a map * See activity clusters and heat map-style risk context * Report tick sightings with location details and optional photos * Update the status of your own reports * Comment on reports to ask questions or start a local discussion * Browse practical tick safety information and tick-borne illness guidance Tick Talk is designed for awareness, prevention, and community reporting. It is not a medical app and does not provide diagnosis or treatment. If you were bitten by a tick, feel sick, or have health concerns, contact a medical professional.