1. Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is an approach that combines various strategies like monitoring, physical controls, and least-toxic pesticides to prevent pests and keep their numbers low. 2. The IPM process involves gathering information, setting thresholds, inspecting and monitoring for pests, choosing treatment options, and evaluating. It aims to minimize damage from pests in a way that is economically and environmentally sound. 3. Key parts of the IPM process include comprehensive inspections to identify pest access points, attractants, and structural deficiencies; developing a plan with stakeholders to address sanitation issues and make repairs; ongoing monitoring and education efforts.

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12. What to look for Shelter Structural deficiencies Each of these elements work in conjunction with the others to facilitate conditions conducive to pest life: Temperature Access Water Food

16. Sample inspection diagram #’s represent data points requiring corrective action

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