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About UC IPM
History of the UC IPM Program
 Building
on a growing movement within and outside the University to promote integrated
pest management research
and extension,
in 1979 the California
Legislature
funded the University of California to establish the Statewide IPM
Program.
This history of the UC IPM Program, written by Jim Lyons (director
or acting director of the program on four distinct occasions), details
the setting in which the idea for an IPM program arose, describes how the program developed,
and chronicles major milestones. It takes the program through mid-2003.
Download
History: All chapters (PDF*
1.6MB), Appendices (PDF*
1.6MB)
or in parts, by chapter:
- Prologue (PDF* 367K)
- The Beginning: July 1, 1979 to
June 30, 1980 (PDF*
159K)
- The Formative years: July 1, 1980
to June 30, 1986 (PDF* 430K)
- Transition: July 1, 1986 to June
30, 1990 (PDF* 176K)
- The Second Ten Years and Beyond (PDF*
593K)
- Appendices
(PDF* 1.6MB)
- I: February 14, 1975, A Research Proposal: An Integrated Control
Program for Kearney Field Station
- II: February 1978, Report of the Advisory Committee for the
Development and Implementation of a Statewide Integrated Pest Management
Program in California
- III: April 9, 1979, Integrated Pest Management (IPM) A Proposal
to Reduce Pest Damage During Food Production
- IV: IPM Language as Approved by the Legislature and the Governor
- V: December 11, 1979, Attendees: Advisory Committee Meeting
- VI: December 1980, Legislative Budget Report
- VII: March 1982, Report of the UC IPM Project Evaluation Committee
- VIII: 1994 Ad Hoc IPM Research Program Review—Letters
- IX: January 10, 2001, A Review: Statewide Special Programs and
Projects in the Pest Management Area
- X: November 2002, By Laws—Statewide IPM Program
- XI: Technical Committee Membership by Year
- XII: UC Statewide IPM Project Staff by Year
- XIII: UC IPM Program Publications
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