IPM STAR certification for school systems: Rewarding pest management excellence in schools and childcare facilities

TY - JOUR

T1 - IPM STAR certification for school systems

T2 - Rewarding pest management excellence in schools and childcare facilities

AU - Green, Thomas A.

AU - Gouge, Dawn H.

AU - Braband, Lynn A.

AU - Foss, Carrie R.

AU - 'Fudd' Graham, L. C.

N1 - Funding Information: IPM Institute staff initiated the project in 2001 with seed funding from the USDA IPM Program and in collaboration with Cornell University. We recruited structural and grounds maintenance IPM professionals from across the U.S. to provide input and review drafts. We then assembled a list of more than 250 IPM practices appropriate for schools, from general administrative practices such as adopting an IPM policy to pest-specific practices such as creating weed maps. Funding Information: IPM STAR for Schools was developed by the IPM Institute and collaborators with funding by the USDA IPM Program, US EPA Pesticide Environmental Stewardship Program and the National Foundation for IPM Education. Helpful reviewers included Arthur Antonelli, Cooperative Extension, Washington State University; Trevor Battle and Mark Buffone, Massachusetts Department of Agriculture; Jody Gangloff-Kaufmann and Curtis Petzoldt, Cooperative Extension, Cornell University; Kristine Braman, Cooperative Extension, University of Georgia; Paul Burns, Massachusetts Public Interest Research Group, Boston MA; John Carter, Monroe County Community Schools Corp., Bloomington IN; Alan Cohen, Bio-Logical Pest Management Inc., Washington DC; William Coli, Reg Coler and Craig Hollingsworth, UMass Extension; Robert Corrigan, RMC Consulting, Richmond, IN; Edward Crow, Maryland Department of Agriculture; Dan Dickerson, Director, Pest Control, N.Y.C. Board of Education; Philip Dickey, Washington Toxics Coalition, Seattle, WA; Doug Dickson and Dan Bach, Newton IPM Advisory Committee, Newton MA; Lyn Garling, Penn State University; Ellie Goldberg, Healthy Kids, Newton Funding Information: IPM STAR for Schools was developed by the IPM Institute and collaborators with funding by the USDA IPM Program, US EPA Pesticide Environmental Stewardship Program and the National Foundation for IPM Education. Helpful reviewers included Arthur Antonelli, Cooperative Extension, Washington State University; Trevor Battle and Mark Buffone, Massachusetts Department of Agriculture; Jody Gangloff-Kaufmann and Curtis Petzoldt, Cooperative Extension, Cornell University; Kristine Braman, Cooperative Extension, University of Georgia; Paul Burns, Massachusetts Public Interest Research Group, Boston MA; John Carter, Monroe County Community Schools Corp., Bloomington IN; Alan Cohen, Bio-Logical Pest Management Inc., Washington DC; William Coli, Reg Coler and Craig Hollingsworth, UMass Extension; Robert Corrigan, RMC Consulting, Richmond, IN; Edward Crow, Maryland Department of Agriculture; Dan Dickerson, Director, Pest Control, N.Y.C. Board of Education; Philip Dickey, Washington Toxics Coalition, Seattle, WA; Doug Dickson and Dan Bach, Newton IPM Advisory Committee, Newton MA; Lyn Garling, Penn State University; Ellie Goldberg, Healthy Kids, Newton MA; Patricia Kandziora, Wisconsin Department of Trade, Agriculture and Consumer Protection; Daniel LaHart and Denise Frye, Anne Arundel County Public Schools, Pasadena, MD; Marc Lame, Indiana University; Will Lanier, Cooperative Extension, Montana State University; Michael Merchant, Cooperative Extension, Texas A&M University; Kathleen Murray, Maine Department of Agriculture; Jane Nogaki, New Jersey Environmental Federation; Kagan Owens, Beyond Pesticides, Washington DC; Michael Pierce, Robert DeLuca and Michael Davis, Newton Public Schools, Newtonville, MA; Don Prostak, American IPM, Glen Gardner, NJ; Debbie Raphael, IPM Coordinator, City/County of San Francisco; Don Rivard, Rivard's Resources-IPM, Waltham, MA; Sherry Glick, Robyn Rose and Kathy Seikel, US EPA Office of Pesticide Programs; Cliff Sadof, Cooperative Extension, Purdue University; Clay Scherer, Cooperative Extension, University of Florida; Mark Shour, Iowa State University; Paula Shrewsbury and Betty Marose, Cooperative Extension, University of Maryland; Deborah Smith-Fiola, Cooperative Extension, Rutgers University; John Stier, Cooperative Extension, University of Wisconsin; Dan Suomi, Washington State Department of Agriculture; Michael Waldvogel, Cooperative Extension, North Carolina State University; Gina Walejko and Megan Terebus

PY - 2007

Y1 - 2007

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U2 - 10.1093/ae/53.3.150

DO - 10.1093/ae/53.3.150

M3 - Article

AN - SCOPUS:84882775824

VL - 53

SP - 150

EP - 157

JO - American Entomologist

JF - American Entomologist

SN - 1046-2821

IS - 3

ER -