Which of the following is NOT a source reduction method for mosquito control?

Raising water levels is not a source reduction method for mosquito control. In fact, it can create conditions that are conducive to mosquito breeding. Source reduction methods aim to eliminate or reduce habitats where mosquitoes can breed, particularly stagnant water. Drainage is an effective way to remove standing water, thereby preventing mosquito larvae from maturing into adult mosquitoes. Sanitation involves cleaning up areas that may hold water or debris where mosquitoes can breed, and education is vital for informing the community about methods to reduce breeding habitats and encourage practices that minimize water stagnation. In contrast, raising water levels increases the volume of potential breeding sites, which counteracts efforts to control mosquito populations.