Skip to content
Tribal Resilience Action Database

Tribal Resilience Action Database

  • Home
  • About Us
  • All Tribe Plans
  • Feedback
  • Search Actions
  • My Saved Actions

The Mosquito Abatement Program seeks to protect our community members from health effects from mosquito borne viruses and diseases associated with West Nile Virus. The Program has operated in FBIC since 2005. Mosquito abatement administrative works begins in March-April with inventory and ordering supplies for the upcoming season. Mosquito spraying usually begins in April-May and our season usually ends in October, with the onset of colder weather. Staff not only spray for mosquitoes, but they also add larvaecide to ponds and standing water, before the mosquito larvae get a chance to develop into flying adults. Larvaecide sites include roadside ditches, ponds, and standing water.

Tribe: Fort Belknap Indian Community

View Source Document: Fort Belknap Indian Community Climate Change Adaptation Plan

Year: 2023

Topic: Mosquito Abatement and West Nile Virus Prevention (view all topics in the plan)

Region: Northern Great Plains

Climate Hazards

Changing, Altered, and/or Missing Seasons
Flooding - Rainfall-induced
Increasing Precipitation
Invasive Species, Algal Blooms, Non-native species, Pests, and Diseases
Vector-borne disease

Assets

People - Health and Wellbeing
Water - Surface Water
Water Infrastructure - General

Types

Planning & Management

© 2026 Tribal Resilience Action Database All Rights Reserved
Powered by Valice