TickWarriors

07/15/2025

Before going for a hike or hitting a park this summer, here’s what you need to know about ticks — and the diseases they carry — around South Carolina

07/06/2025

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07/04/2025

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06/27/2025

Share this free CME (up to 6 hrs through 6/30) opportunity with your health care providers - you can watch too!

Women's History Month is just around the corner and we are excited to take the opportunity to celebrate women in the Tick-Borne Disease Community.

06/27/2025

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06/11/2025

Everyone knows that a bird feeder attracts birds to your yard, but did you know that you can turn your yard itself into the ultimate bird feeder? Just think - unlimited free refills that can also support a ton of amazing birds.

The secret is simple: Native plants!

Learn how to create a bird sanctuary in your own backyard at: bit.ly/4egt5BP

06/07/2025

Very important! Please share.

During the June Gap, Please Don’t Leave Out Fruit for Bees — Here’s What They Really Need 🐝🌼
As a beekeeper, I want to gently remind everyone: please don’t leave fruit out for bees, especially during the June Gap—the brief but dangerous period between spring and summer blooms when nectar sources become scarce. While offering fruit might seem like a kind gesture, it often ferments quickly in the sun, developing harmful bacteria that bees can carry back to the hive. This contaminated food can spoil their stored honey and even threaten the health of the entire colony.
If you truly want to help bees during this critical time, the best thing you can do is offer clean, safe water. Place a shallow dish outside filled with fresh water, adding small stones or twigs so bees can land safely without drowning.
To go one step further, consider adding a pinch of pink Himalayan sea salt. This natural salt is rich in vital minerals that bees instinctively seek—minerals that help regulate the hive’s internal temperature (kept around 90°F), ensuring proper brood care and honey production.
Please avoid feeding bees sugar or honey directly. It may seem helpful, but it can disrupt their natural behavior, weaken their immune systems, and even spread disease.
Supporting bees doesn’t require sugar—it requires awareness.
Water. Flowers. Protection. That’s what they truly need.
And especially during the June Gap, your kindness can make all the difference. 🌿💛🐝

05/26/2025

Honor. Protect. Celebrate.�This Memorial Day, we remember our brave soldiers—and support your fight against nature’s smallest threats.�

🛡️ 20% OFF Sitewide�
🚚 Free shipping over $50 (through May)�
🌿 Safe for family. Gentle on the planet.�

Because even your backyard warriors deserve the best defense.

02/23/2025

Tune in for Dr. Jennifer Platt's latest talk about TICKS IN NC 97.9 FM or online at www.Chapelboro.com.

Streaming live today (2/23/25)! Listen in for your 25% OFF DISCOUNT CODE!

“On The Porch” can be heard every Sunday at 11:06am and again at 5:06 and 8:06pm on WCHL 97.9 FM on your radio or computer at www.Chapelboro.com



https://listen.streamon.fm/wchl

We'll also drop the recorded link when it's available.