Advanced Environmental Management (AEM) Training Phase I

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Advanced Environmental Management (AEM) Training Phase I Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Environmental Impact Assessments

Integrated Pest Management What is a pest? Any plant or animal species that can cause illness or damage crops, trees, ornamental plants, food, stored products or materials or be of a nuisance that is disruptive to activities. Examples include (but not limited to) weeds, invasive vegetation, mosquitoes, ticks, rodents, termites and wasps. Pest management on military lands is governed by DOD Instruction 4157.07 and Air force Instruction 32-1053 DOD Pest Management Program IAW parameters of Federal Insecticide, Fungicide & Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) Pest Management follows an integrated approach of biological, chemical, physical/mechanical techniques as feasible.

Integrated Pest Management (con’t) Pest management includes preventive actions that begin w/the individual: Exercise good sanitation and eliminate clutter Close exterior doors and windows Use of personal protection techniques Perform good lawn/grounds & interior building maintenance Avoid attracting feral domestic animals & wildlife Avoid bring pets into work areas Pest control service is provided by the CED and is requested by calling 878-HELP Only DOD or VA certified pesticide applicators (in respective regulatory categories) can use pesticides on Fort Eustis. There are no exceptions!

Integrated Pest Management (con’t) All pest control/pesticide use must be approved by Installation Pest Management Coordinator (Environmental Elements, CED) Monthly and annual pesticide use reporting requirements Annual Air Force/DOD pesticide reduction goals Stormwater permits may be required for certain applications Only approved pesticides can be used Pest control/pesticides are only used after a pest status has been confirmed by pest control professionals The term pesticide includes insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, rodenticides, acaricides, algaicides & others.

Pesticides Indiscriminate, unmanaged use & misuse of pesticides leads to: Resistance of target organisms to pesticides, Destruction of non-target and beneficial organisms (plants & animals), Cumulative contamination of environmental, media Potential health and safety complications, Wastes time, money & manpower, and Legal implications and potential clean-up costs. Why DOD Policy Requires Certification & Program Management!

Environmental Element (EE) Contacts Conservation Branch Environmental Element (EE) Branch Chief, Integrated Pest Management Coordinator 878-4231 cell: 880-6111 (Bldg 1409) Cultural Resources = 7365 (Bldg 1407) Env. Impact Assessments = 7375 (Bldg 1407) Forestry = 878-2829 (Bldg 1409) Wildlife, Wetlands = 878-4152/cell 817-7287 (Bldg 1409)