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What will it take to help future-proof professional pest management in a rapidly changing world? At the FAOPMA - Federation of Asian and Oceania Pest Managers Associations Pest Summit 2026 in Auckland, more than 800 delegates from across Australia, New Zealand, and the wider Asia-Pacific region came together to exchange knowledge, explore emerging challenges, and discuss what the industry will need next. As a Platinum Sponsor, the Envu ANZ team contributed to those conversations in several ways: 💡 David Arnold, Envu Technical Services Manager – Professional Pest Management, gave a presentation that challenged attendees to “think like a termite,” exploring how a deeper understanding of termite behavior can inform risk assessment and treatment decisions.  👥 Envu supported the Women in Pest Management Breakfast, helping create space for connection and greater visibility for women across the profession. 🏆 Through the Envu Excellence Award, we also helped recognize outstanding service, leadership, and contributions to the pest management profession. Across the summit, conversations with customers and industry partners reinforced an important point: helping professional pest managers prepare for what comes next starts with understanding the challenges they face today. By staying close to customers, sharing expertise, and turning field insights into practical solutions, Envu can help pest management professionals respond with greater confidence as their needs continue to evolve. Thank you to everyone who shared their perspectives and connected with the Envu team in Auckland. Those conversations help shape how we continue to innovate and support the industry. #FAOPMA2026 #PestManagement #EnvironmentalScience

Envu has released its third annual Sustainability Report, highlighting progress across our sustainability strategy and the impact of Envu solutions in the environments we serve. “At Envu, sustainability is not a separate initiative. It is core to how we make decisions, manage risk, and create long-term value,” said Marine Sanouiller, Chief Sustainability Officer. “We’re proud to share our progress in 2025, which reflects how Envu teams are applying that approach to meet customer needs and deliver measurable impact.” A few highlights from the 2025 report:  🌿 113,000 hectares of land restored  🦟 3.7 million households protected from vector-borne diseases  🌾 96 million tons of grain protected from food loss  📉 18% reduction in combined Scope 1 and 2 emissions    Thank you to the Envu colleagues, customers, and partners whose work makes these outcomes possible. Read the press release: https://lnkd.in/djv744d5 #Envu #SustainabilityReport #EnvironmentalScience #BeAForceWithNature 

As part of our educational collaboration with the Viewpoint Project with Dennis Quaid, we’ve been sharing perspectives from the people helping shape the future of mosquito management — which, of course, includes pest control operators. In this clip, Billy Blasingame, A.C.E., Owner & CEO of Blasingame Pest Management, explains why effective mosquito management goes beyond reducing mosquito populations. It also requires education, prevention, and integrated strategies that help protect the places where people live, work, and play. At Envu, that prevention-focused approach is central to how we think about mosquito management. The In2Care® Mosquito Station is one example of how a deeper understanding of mosquito biology and behavior can translate into practical innovation: the station uses the mosquito’s natural egg-laying behavior to help transfer control agents to breeding sites that traditional methods may not be able to reach. Learn more about how the In2Care Mosquito Station works, and hear additional perspectives from public health experts, environmental scientists, and mosquito management professionals: https://lnkd.in/gsdhys8U #MosquitoManagement #EnvironmentalScience #CustomerDrivenInnovation

As environmental conditions evolve, turf and ornamental professionals need more tools to help plants perform under stress. That’s why Envu is partnering with Greencell, a pioneer in microbial biotechnology, to introduce Fiata Boost, a patent-pending microbial biostimulant for golf, sports turf, and ornamentals in Europe. Developed to complement conventional management programs, Fiata Boost helps support stronger, more resilient turf as well as ornamental plants under drought, heat, and intensive use. The formulation has been evaluated through more than 40 field trials conducted over four years across the United States and Europe, demonstrating statistically significant improvements compared to untreated controls. Read more about the partnership and the science behind Fiata Boost: https://lnkd.in/g_ajfAjd #GolfCourseManagement #SportsTurf #Ornamentals #EnvironmentalScience

Behind every innovation story is the question that made people look at a challenge differently. For Envu CEO Gilles Galliou, participating in a TV segment for the Viewpoint Project with Dennis Quaid created an opportunity to reflect on what makes the In2Care® Mosquito Station so compelling — and what it reveals about the role a deeper understanding of biology can play in innovation. In his latest article, Gilles shares a behind-the-scenes look at his experience and reflects on why some of the most meaningful innovations begin when we stop trying to work against nature and start learning how to work with it. Read the article here. #MosquitoManagement #EnvironmentalScience #In2Care #BeAForceWithNature

We're honored to be recognized by Top Employers Institute as a Top Employer 2026 in both the United States and France. This recognition reflects the culture our teams continue building together — putting customers first, embracing an entrepreneurial mindset, and living our One Team, One Dream philosophy as we advance healthy environments for everyone, everywhere. Thank you to Top Employers Institute for recognizing Envu alongside so many outstanding organizations. Congratulations to all of this year's certified Top Employers! Learn more about what this recognition means for Envu: https://lnkd.in/gf4ZiatH

Last week, we posed a simple question: What if a mosquito's natural behavior could become a tool for more effective mosquito management? Despite the many advances in mosquito management solutions over recent decades, one challenge has persisted: many mosquito breeding sites are difficult to locate or access, making them challenging to treat through traditional approaches. The In2Care® Mosquito Station takes a different approach — one that uses mosquito behavior itself to help reach breeding locations that would otherwise remain hidden or out of reach. Our latest article explores how the technology works and what public health experts, environmental scientists, and mosquito management professionals have to say about it. https://lnkd.in/gA-yN524 #MosquitoManagement #PublicHealth #EnvironmentalScience #In2Care

What does it mean to #BeAForceWithNature? For Envu teams around the world, it means helping our customers solve environmental challenges in the spaces where society and nature intersect every day — and sometimes, it also means rolling up our sleeves and making a positive difference in the communities where we live and work. This year, more than 300 colleagues from 16 countries took part in our annual Community Service Day, dedicating 1,400 volunteer hours to a wide range of local initiatives — from restoring natural spaces, supporting biodiversity, and planting trees to preparing meals, assisting vulnerable populations, and advancing public health education While the activities looked different from one community to the next, they were united by a shared purpose: advancing healthy environments for everyone, everywhere. Thank you to all the Envu colleagues who participated and helped bring our purpose to life through action — including the Transformation Agents and others who led planning across countries. Together, we're creating a positive impact far beyond the workplace. #CommunityServiceDay #EmployeeVolunteering #OneTeamOneDream

Dengue is evolving. Dengue is a mosquito-borne viral disease that can cause severe fever, debilitating muscle and joint pain — earning it the nickname "breakbone fever" — and, in some cases, life-threatening complications. Today, approximately half of the world's population is at risk of dengue, with an estimated 100–400 million infections occurring each year. However, recent headlines from the U.S., Europe, India, and beyond point to a changing reality. While historically associated with tropical and subtropical regions, dengue is now expanding into new geographies, affecting new populations, and extending beyond traditional transmission seasons. As dengue evolves, so must our response. Vector control remains a critical tool in preventing and controlling dengue. As mosquito populations adapt and transmission risks continue to shift, effective mosquito management requires continued innovation, integrated vector management, surveillance, and collaboration. At Envu, we work alongside vector control professionals, pest control operators, public health authorities, and researchers to help communities prepare for a changing risk landscape. As a company dedicated exclusively to environmental science, we believe challenges like dengue require continued innovation in mosquito and pest management. On #WorldDengueDay, we join the call for #OneWorldAgainstDengue and reaffirm our commitment to advancing the environmental science solutions needed to help protect public health. #Dengue #PublicHealth #MosquitoManagement

Innovation doesn't always start with a breakthrough. Sometimes it starts with looking at a familiar challenge from a different point of view. Over the coming months, Envu will be highlighting the In2Care® Mosquito Station through the Viewpoint Project with Dennis Quaid, an educational program that will air on public television affiliates across the United States. The episode focuses on mosquito management and public health. But the bigger story extends beyond a single country or a single technology. It begins with a simple question: What if a mosquito’s natural behavior could become a tool for more effective mosquito management? We'll be exploring that question — and the science, innovation, and real-world perspectives behind it — in the weeks ahead. #MosquitoManagement #PublicHealth #EnvironmentalScience #In2Care