Pest Management
The best way to solve a pesticide-related problem often combines regulatory action and voluntary adoption of improved pest management methods. DPR has a legal mandate to encourage the use of environmentally sound pest management, including integrated pest management (IPM). Many DPR programs stress a least-toxic approach to pest management and promote risk reduction through information, encouragement, incentives, and community-based problem solving.
What's New in Pest Management
- Accelerating Sustainable Pest Management: A Roadmap for California
- The Pests, Pesticides and IPM Project
- Final Reports Are Available for Research Projects on Pest Management in Citrus, Cotton, and Bedding and Color Container Plants
- Bait & Wait, PDF | En Español, PDF
- Bee Friendly with IPM, PDF | En Español, PDF
- Backyard Garden IPM, PDF | En Español, PDF
- Watering and Fertilizing Best Practices, PDF | En Español, PDF
- Pantry Pests, PDF | En Español, PDF
- Maintain Curb Appeal with IPM, PDF | En Español, PDF
- Keep Pest Out With IPM, PDF | En Español, PDF
- IPM at Home, PDF | En Español, PDF
- Tidy tips to prevent pests at home, PDF | En Español, PDF
- In Case You Mist It - Pesticide Foggers, PDF | En Español, PDF
- Keep out of reach of children, PDF | En Español, PDF
- Bed Bug Prevention, PDF | En Español, PDF
For content questions, contact:
Leslie Talpasanu
Department of Pesticide Regulation
Pest Management and Licensing Branch
1001 I Street, P.O. Box 4015
Sacramento, CA 95812-4015
E-mail: Leslie.Talpasanu@cdpr.ca.gov