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DPR’s Pest Management Alliance Grant Program, established in 1997, provides funding for projects that increase implementation and adoption of proven, effective integrated pest management (IPM) practices that reduce pesticide risks to human health and the environment. A key component of these projects funded is the formation of an Alliance, a team of individuals representing state, local, public, private, educational, and other stakeholders in the adoption and implementation of urban and agricultural IPM practices. Project proposals are reviewed by the department’s Pest Management Advisory Committee.
Projects should focus on adoption and implementation of agricultural or urban IPM practices in these suggested areas:
- Reducing volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions
- Structural pest management
- Improving ground and surface water quality
- Home garden and landscaping
- Protecting endangered species
- Ensuring worker health and safety
- The application submission period is closed. The project solicitation notice for 2012/2013 grants is scheduled to be issued in December 2011 or early January 2012.
Funded Pest Management Alliance Grants (2007-present) – project summaries and final reports.
1997-2002 Pest Management Alliance Program – summaries and final reports for projects completed from 1997 to 2002.
1995-2002 Pest Management Grants Program – links to summaries and final reports for projects completed from 1995 to 2002.
For further information regarding the Pest Management Alliance Grant Program, contact Ann Schaffner at aschaffner@cdpr.ca.gov or (916) 324-4156, or Mark Robertson at mrobertson@cdpr.ca.gov or (916) 324-2451.