[NHCOLL-L:463] Re: Integrated Pest Plan

[John E. Simmons]

Why don't you try checking for published documents in the museum literature?
Just for starters, here are a couple:

Dove, C.J.  1995.  Evaluation of an integrated pest management program,
Division of Birds, U.S. National Museum of Natural History.
Collection Forum 11(1):28-38

Jacobs, J.  1995.  Pest monitoring case study.  Pp. 221-231 in Rose, Hawks,
and Genoways.  Storage of Natural History Collecitons: A Preventive
Conservation Approach.

Jessup, W.C.  1995.  Pest management.  Pp. 211-220 in Rose, Hawks,
and Genoways.  Storage of Natural History Collecitons: A Preventive
Conservation Approach.

--John

John E. Simmons
Natural History Museum
University of Kansas


Ronald Eng wrote:

> Greetings,
>
> We're trying to compose an Integrated Pest Plan for our institution. This
> would be greatly facilitated by having a good "model" to use. Has anyone
> written such a document, and would you be willing to share it? Or, is
> anyone aware of the availability of such a plan?
>
> Regards,
> Ron
>
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> Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture
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