B.C. residents asked to upload photos of ticks for online identification
by Lone Sheep Publishing on Wednesday April 13 2022

To assist with documenting and helping better understand the risks of Lyme disease in the province, the BC Centre of Disease Control has started a new program to help the identification of ticks.
In a media release on its website the BCCDC said it has joined forces with eTick, a free and easy tick photo identification service.
The BCCDC said identifying ticks accurately can help researchers, healthcare providers and the public better understand the risks of contracting Lyme disease in the province.