This conference is sponsored by grants
from the US EPA to further
collaboration between regulators and
PMPs in reducing insecticide runoff.
You will learn about IPM ant control
programs, issues related to insecticide
runoff, and new pesticide regulations
that affect the industry.
Topics
Learn about insecticide runoff as an
urban problem, the regulation of
insecticides to prevent runoff, and
examples of IPM for ant control as done
by Pest Management Professionals.
Educational Credits
(Tentative)
SPCB
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Rules & Regs – 2.5
IPM – 1.0
Branch 2 Technical – 0.75
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Laws and Regs – 2.5
Other – 2.0
CDPR
Sign in at the credentials table with your
license number in order to receive credits. A
SPCB-required test will be given at the end of
the conference for CEU credits.
Impact of New Regulations
on Ant IPM
There are no registration fees for this
meeting
Lunch is not provided, but several
restaurants are within walking distance
Mail this completed form to:
Ant IPM Conference
C/O
Les Greenberg, Dept. Entomology, University
of California, Riverside 92521
Or
Scan completed form and email to:
Les.greenberg@ucr.edu
For information concerning registration or the
meeting in general call Les Greenberg at:
951-827-3217
One form per person. Copy if more are needed.
Name (print clearly)
Organization/Company
Phone No.
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Licenses Held (type & number)
e-mail address
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8:00 Registration
8:30 Welcome and introduction
Les Greenberg, Specialist, Department of Entomology,
UC Riverside
8:45 Ants of Urban Importance and New Invasive
Species.
Michael K. Rust, Department of Entomology, UC
Riverside
9:15 Change in pesticides since 1990: Comparing
pesticide actives, toxicity, and inerts from 1990,
2000, and 2010
Keith Willingham, Vice President Technical Services,
Western Exterminator Company
9:45 Pesticide pollutants from urban landscapes: Why
landscape runoff matters
Lorence R. Oki, CE Assistant Specialist, Landscape
Horticulture, Department of Plant Sciences, University of
California, Davis
10:15 Break
10:30 Pesticide residues in wash off water from residential
hardscapes
Darren L. Haver, Water Resources/Water Quality
Advisor and South Coast REC Director, Interim County
Director, University of California Cooperative Extension,
Orange Co.
11:00 New regulations and label changes: What does it
mean to me?
Darren van Steenwyk, Technical Director at Clark Pest
Control, Modesto, CA
11:30 A novel approach for urban pest ant IPM
Dong-Hwan Choe, Assistant Professor, Department of
Entomology, University of California, Riverside
11:45 Lunch on your own
1:15 Recent developments in the regulation of pesticides
and pest management to protect surface water
quality in urban areas
David Tamayo, Environmental Specialist, Sacramento
County Storm Water Program
1:45 Elements of success: Low-impact pest management
Patrick T. Copps, Technical Manager, Orkin Pacific
Division, Costa Mesa, CA
2:15 Understanding and implementing GreenPro IPM
standards to work for your company
Darren van Steenwyk,(see affiliation above)
2:45 Questions and comments to speakers
3:00 Exam for structural pest control
3:20 Demonstration: Using your smart phone to take
close-up pictures of small insects
Dong-Hwan Choe, (see affiliation above)
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Purpose
Thursday, November 1, 2012
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