Cheryl,
What great timing. I was about to post about our upcoming online course
Integrated Pest Management: The Plan and Implementation qhich begins
November 4 on MuseumStudy.com
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:
http://www.museumstudy.com/courses/course-list/integrated-pest-management-the-plan-implementation/
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CEO
Museum Study, LLC
www.MuseumStudy.com
On 9/26/2019 4:31 PM, 'Cheryl Munyer' via Museumpests wrote:
Good afternoon PestListers!
Iām new to the list so I hope this post is appropriate. Does anyone
have an IPM plan they are willing to share? We are about to develop
one for our site and examples would be good to have. Thanks all and
have a great evening.
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Cheryl Munyer Waldrep
Curator
Natchez National Historical Park
[email protected]
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