As the warmer months approach, cities across the country are bracing for an influx of a tiny but formidable foe: the tick. Traditionally associated with rural areas, these disease-carrying insects are increasingly being spotted in urban environments, leaving residents and health officials on high alert. With the rise of suburban sprawl and warmer winters, the habitats of ticks are expanding, putting even the most unlikely of populations at risk. Experts warn that the urban tick problem is not just a nuisance, but a serious public health concern that requires attention and action.
It’s Time to Worry About Ticks in the City The New York Times
