A written plan formalizes the IPM strategy and keeps management abreast of your status. It organizes your ideas and lays the groundwork for the needs of the collection and the building(s). It provides the direction in which you want to
take the program, including grant funding and accreditation.
Join Carnegie Museum of Natural History Conservator Gretchen Anderson for this four week online course in which participants will learn how to apply IPM principles to their specific situation and institution. A draft plan and specific implementation
strategies will be developed and discussed. Even though our institutions have different challenges the exchange of ideas presents the opportunity for us to help each other brainstorm solutions that will work for our situation.
For more information
visit our website: https://www.museumstudy.com/integrated-pest-management-plan
Integrated Pest Management: The Plan and Implementation course
by Brad Bredehoft -
Number of replies: 0
You know something about Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and have used it you may even have taken our Introduction to Integrated Pest Management course, but you haven't yet formalized a plan to carry on IPM at your institution. Well then our Integrated Pest Management: The Plan and Implementation course that begins November 1 is the next step.