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Philadelphia School & Community IPM Partnership
For More Info Contact:
Cathy Nardozzo
314 Ag Administration Bldg.
University Park, PA 16802
Phone: 814-863-0604
E-mail: cfn2@psu.edu
Public Health
Information for:
IPM is not a practice limited to commercial and agricultural situations; it can also be used by the general public throughout our community. Public Health is a part of our Community IPM program, which also includes Home & Garden IPM and School IPM.Pests of any sort that cause disease, illness, allergies, or discomfort create a public health concern. This section of our web site covers pests that create public health issues and also the harmful effects of pesticides used for controlling such pests.
