Registration is currently open and a few spots remain for the upcoming IPM workshop to be held February 24-25, 2020 in New York City. REGISTRATION The fee for the two-day workshop is $375. Payment can be made online via the Insects Limited Website’s online...
Up to 54% of museums and historic homes have reported damage from pests. Textiles, animal hides, taxidermy, wood works, natural fibers (like wool and feather), books, and paintings contain material that pests can exploit and do irreversible damage to. Having a good...
Hosted by Insects Limited and the Indianapolis Museum of Art March 13 – 15, 2019 Insects Limited has been a long-time supporter of the IPM Working Group (IPM-WG) and we are excited to bring our 2019 program to the mid-west with meetings at the Insects Limited offices...
On November 16, Historic New England’s Haverhill, Massachusetts-based collection services team hosted a sold-out program on Integrated Pest Management (IPM) for museum professionals, interested members, and colleagues from all over New England. The presentations...
Insects and vertebrate pests can do irreversible damage to objects of historic and artistic value. Preventing such damage is an essential element of best practice in collection care and requires the design and implementation of an Integrated Pest Management...
Registration is underway for the one-day workshop on IPM for Collections to be held May 29, 2013 at the American Institute for Conservation Annual Meeting in Indianapolis. No need to be a conservator – one day registrations are available. This program is...
