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Urban Integrated Pest Management (IPM)

We work with professionals to improve pest control through research and education in order to protect our communities and the environment.

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This website provides information about urban integrated pest management (IPM) and highlights the activities of UC ANR's urban IPM program in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Residential Home and Garden IPM

IPM for your Home & Garden

Commercial Landscape IPM

IPM for Commercial Landscapes

Structural Industrial IPM

IPM for Structural & Industrial Settings

 

'Pests in the Urban Landscape' Blog
  • Grub size can be helpful in identification. Common white grub species left to right are: Japanese beetle, European chafer, and June beetle. Photo by David Cappaert, Bugwood.org
    Grubs in your garden?

    While preparing your garden for planting this spring, you may have found white grubs in the soil. While uncovering these sometimes large, white grubs can be alarming, they usually won't cause significant plant damage. Grubs are the soil-dwelling larvae...

    By Lauren Fordyce
    Author - Urban and Community IPM Educator
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amsutherland@ucanr.edu

Contact information:

Dr. Andrew M Sutherland

SF Bay Area IPM Advisor

(510) 670-5624 office

(510) 499-2930 cell

visit the University of California's Integrated Pest Management website: http://ipm.ucanr.edu/