Dare 2B Tick Aware Seminars

Bring DARE & tick bite prevention to your community!

Our certified DARE facilitators are ready to provide you with an incredibly informative webinar or seminar. Whether you're part of a small local group (gardening club, library club, outdoor recreational club, etc.) or a larger company looking to keep employees safer outdoors, Dare 2B Tick Aware was created for you. Choose from the standard 1-hour seminar, 30-minute short program, or request a customized/longer or more advanced seminar. Seminar topics include:

PA Trends | Tick Habitat | Tick Life Cycle Diseases Ticks Carry
Prevention Strategies: Personal, Yard & Pets
Acting if Bitten by a Tick
Recognizing Early Symptoms
Seeking Help if You Get Sick
And much more!

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DARE VIRTUAL: ZOOM SEMINAR

Specifically for your group, date/time determined by you, presented by a Certified Dare 2B Tick Aware facilitator via Zoom, our Virtual Seminar offers the same presentation as our in-person seminars (details about what is included below in the FAQs). Dare materials are downloadable.

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DARE CLASSIC: IN-PERSON SEMINAR

Our original in-person seminar at your group’s location, date/time determined by you, presented by a Certified Dare 2B Tick Aware facilitator. The Classic seminar includes hard copies of all DARE brochures and Tick I.D. cards.

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Seminar Testimonials

Community leaders, advocates and educators are sharing their feedback after experiencing our Dare 2B Tick Aware program. Click here to see what they’re saying – and learn why you should bring Dare 2B Tick Aware to your community group!

One thing that I have pushed on the employees this past year after having attended a Dare 2B Tick Aware seminar is the benefit of treating from the knee down and not just exposed skin. After we started really encouraging the employees to, at a minimum, to pretreat their boots with Permethrin we saw a huge decrease in tick bites. I don’t know if that can be attributed to that or the super-wet year we had (PA Lyme note: a wet year means MORE ticks), but compared to years past we had almost no tick bites after doing that.
— Mike Johnson, Adams Electric, Adams County