Three strategies for the area-wide management of Aedes albopictus (Skuse) larvae are discussed.Truck mounted equipment was utilized to apply liquid Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis.Bioassays demonstrated greater than 80％ mortality at distances beyond 100 m.In a second strategy the growth regulator pytiproxyfen was dispersed with backpack mist blowers to mosquito resting and larval habitats.In addition to excellent direct mortality,autodissemination was evident at distances up to 200 m and increased with time.A third strategy employed biodegradable autodissemination stations to contaminate gravid mosquitoes with pyriproxyfen.Laboratory evaluations of such stations are discussed.