Nonprofit organization serves as voice of the biological pest management industry.

Covers background, history, staff summary, research, people and places, news, events, and insects currently in culture.

Overview on biological pest control as well as details on its uses and advantages.

University of Florida reports current research, publications, and multistate projects.

Furnishes information on four types of natural enemies: parasitoids, pathogens, predators, and weed-feeders. Gives images, habitat index, and resources.

Account of the methodologies used in the history of biological control, from the earliest recorded of using cats as rodent control in ancient Egypt.

Includes bioherbicide and classical biocontrol information, and IBG workshop details. [Back issues require PDF].

Photos and text on the beneficial potential of nematodes as biological control tools.

Developers and suppliers of insect pheromone mating disruption technologies.