IPM for Mice – Sanitation
This is a video from NCAP on sanitation practices for mouse control in urban buildings. It is the second video in a three-part series. See the other videos in this series:... Read More ››
Homes are places where people should feel safe and relaxed. When pests move in, they disrupt that sense of security and may create unhealthy living conditions. Since pesticides are less effective for many kinds of home pests (bed bugs, for example), and since they often increase the health risks associated with an infestation, it’s important to have access to healthier pest control options. Here you’ll find information on IPM, non-chemical management techniques, and other topics related to healthy housing.
This is a video from NCAP on sanitation practices for mouse control in urban buildings. It is the second video in a three-part series. See the other videos in this series:... Read More ››
This is a video from NCAP on exclusionary methods for mouse control in urban buildings. It is the first video in a three-part series. See the other videos in this... Read More ››
Here’s a new video from NCAP showing how to build a dry ice monitor that will trap bed bugs. This is based on the model developed by Rutgers: Read More ››
Over the last year, IPM aficionados have been developing the first-ever guide for the design and construction of pest proof buildings. “Pest Prevention by Design” was released publicly at... Read More ››
More Research:
Integrated Pest Management Policy – The integrated pest management program for Housing and Community Services Agency of Lane County, Oregon.
IPM in Multifamily Housing Blog – A blog connected with stoppests.org.
National Center for Healthy Housing – Extensive IPM training resources for staff and residents in multifamily housing.
Stoppests.org – IPM training resources from the Northeastern IPM Center.