by leon zak | Mar 12, 2014
Environmental controls should aim to maintain an environment that is not hospitable for pests. Environmental factors that can be controlled include: cleanliness, temperature, relative humidity and lighting. Ideally, your institution should strive to maintain...
by leon zak | Mar 12, 2014
Arney, J. S., A. J. Jacobs, and R. Newman. “Influence of Oxygen on the Fading of Organic Colorants.” Journal of the American Institute for Conservation 18 (1979): 108-17. Arnold, William J. “Fumigation for Insect Control: Sensitive Structures,...
by leon zak | Mar 12, 2014
Arney, J. S., Jacobs, A. J., and Newman, R. “Influence of Oxygen on the Fading of Organic Colorants” Journal of the American Institute for Conservation 18 (1979): 108-17. Arnold, William J. “Fumigation for Insect Control: Sensitive Structures,...
by leon zak | Mar 12, 2014
Examination Bringing in an infested object can lead to a pest issue that spreads throughout your collection and/or building. Care should be taken to inspect and monitor all materials brought into the institution, including circulating or loaned objects, new...
by leon zak | Mar 18, 2014
History of IPM Join the PestList Pestlist Archives About Us Blog FAQ MuseumPests.net Fundraising appeal Click on the entries below for little tidbits that will help you jump to the right information across our site. About the IPM-Working Group Sorry, no FAQ's matched...
