Notice catalographique « Integrated pest management for collections : proceedings of 2001 : a pest odyssey »

• Kingsley, Helen
• Pinniger, David
• Xavier-Rowe, Amber
• English Heritage

Contents:

Museums, Libraries and Archives. The Pests: their presence and the future

Insect Pests in Historic Buildings: Misunderstood, Misdiagnosed, and Mistreated

New Pests for Old: the changing status of museum insect pests in the UK

Understanding and Controlling Anobid Beetles with Special Reference to the Deathwatch Beetle Xestobium Rufovillosum

The Development of an Integrated Pest Management Policy for the National Museums of Scotland

Marauding Geckos - A look at subtropical pest management

No Uninvited Guests: successful pest management in historic houses

Training for museum staff is a prerequisite for successful insect pest management

Trapping use in a large store to target cleaning and treatment

Grey Biscuits, Flying Carpets and Cigarettes: an integrated pest management programme in the Herbarium at Kew

A Topical Solution to Tropical Museum Pest Control

Insect Control: a total approach for small and remote museums in the tropics

Practical Methods of Low Oxygen Atmosphere and Carbon Dioxide Treatments for Eradication of Insect Pests in Japan

Nitrogen Treatment: an insect case study

Carbon Dioxide Fumigation: practical case study of a long-running successful pest management programme

Application of Carbon Dioxide for Pest Control of Buildings and Large Objects

Feral Pigeons: a forgotten pest?

Principles of Heat Disinfestation
Thomas Strang

Battle of the beasts: treatment of a pest infestation of the mounted mammal collection at Liverpool Museum

Collection in Peril: insect pest eradication in ethnology storage at the Royal Ontario Museum in Canada
Elizabeth C. Griffin

Posters:

Pest Control in the Greek Region

Analysis of the Pesticide Residues Present on Herbarium Sheets within the National Museum and Galleries of Wales

Veloxy: a novel system for nitrogen disinfestation treatments

Thermo Lignum Application of Warmair and Noxia: Complete non-chemical pest eradication

Biscuit Beetle: safe havens and dangerous displays

The Thermo Lignum Method of Pest Eradication, with specifc reference to entomological collections in the Natural History Museum
Phil Ackery, Adrian Doyle and

The Journey of the Lost Biscuit Beetles

• Museum buildings - Pest control
• Museums - Pests - Integrated control
• Museums - Pests - Control
• Musées (Édifices) - Lutte contre les nuisibles
• Musées - Animaux et plantes nuisibles - Lutte contre
• Musées - -Lutte intégrée contre