While I am no longer in conservation, I spoke with a paper records person today whose problem piqued my interest. She is swamped with what she calls "pantry moths." I promised to reach out to this group to learn what could be done. I suggested she investigate their source. She admitted there was once plenty of food available, but it is now gone. They have put blunder traps about, but these creatures are "flying everywhere." She is busy repainting the walls in her office, but I don't know if that action will have an impact. She works in a very tiny federal agency and wears many hats. I would be grateful for any wisdom to share with her on this topic. Many thanks in advance. Best regards, Hilary Hilary A. Kaplan National Archives and Records Administration hilary.kap...@nara.gov 301 625 5717
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