I have found a lot of success in framing IPM and staff involvement as an
ask for help in protecting the collections (and helping me in my work). My
institution rents out office space to other entities and I have done
presentations for both groups and try to meet with their new staff to
discuss
Hello,
I follow this posting with great interest, thanks for bringing it up.
When I give talks to museum staff on IPM, I try to emphasize two things:
1. History
In the old days, people were very aware of pests and the damage they could
cause. They would put blankets and quilts in the sauna and e
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Hi Josie,
This is one of my favorite topics! There are so many approaches, and a lot
can depend on the existing dynamics within your institution. Who is
actually going to be the one to facilitate change: those in leadership
roles or those doing the day-to-day work? Here are some general suggestion
Hello all,
Our museum staff has an understanding of IPM but the rest of the staff in the
complex and guests are not always held to that standard. I recently took on
responsibility for IPM at my institution and was asked for recommendations to
reduce the pests. I plan to include collaboration wi
