Dallas, Texas. A neighborhood pilot in planning.
Meet your smallest new neighbor. Moskie is planning a different kind of mosquito control, using sterile males that don’t bite.
How Moskie works
Male mosquitoes don’t bite. Releasing sterile males can help interrupt the next generation of one mosquito species.
The science, via the CDC ↗Males are sterilized with radiation before release.
They mate with wild females of the same species.
Repeated releases aim to reduce the target population over time.
An open invitation · Dallas, Texas
We’re choosing where to begin. Nearby properties would help us coordinate releases and monitoring in one Dallas neighborhood.
A home, an HOA, or an outdoor space? Tell us where Moskie could begin.
Locations, delivery details, and pricing are still being developed.
Before we become neighbors
No. SIT targets a particular species. Other types can still be present, so other mosquito-control measures may still be needed.
No. Irradiation-based SIT does not genetically modify the mosquitoes. The males are sterilized with radiation before release.
We haven’t established a timeline. A Dallas pilot would need to measure local results before Moskie could make performance promises.
Not yet. We’re choosing where to begin. The interest form is a local preview and doesn’t reserve a place, send your details, or book a service.
