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INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT (IMP) IN KING COUNTY

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Tri-County IPM Policy, Guidelines and Final Report

The Tri-County Endangered Species Act Response Program was formed in 1999 to develop a response within the central Puget Sound area to the listing of Chinook salmon, bull trout and potentially other fish under the Endangered Species Act, created a number of technical groups to address different issues. One of these, the Tri-County IPM technical group, was charged with developing recommendations for the reduction of pesticide usage by participating jurisdictions. This group developed a model IPM policy and IPM guidelines for use by local jurisdictions.