Pest Control Association of the Philippines

Pest Control Association of the Philippines PCAP is the prime mover in the industry serving the platform for issues and technologies regarding pest control.

Pest Control is an industry vital to our country. Ensuring public health & safety helps improve the quality of life of Filipinos. Furthermore, PCAP is tasked to unite all pest control operators all over the country.Presently, PCAP is trying to standardize pest control practices and helps its members earn recognition and respect that they deserve from their profession.

2014 Technicians Training Module 1
16/04/2014

2014 Technicians Training Module 1

Pest Summit 2014....Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia
29/07/2013

Pest Summit 2014....Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia

at C-5 bridge...
21/09/2012

at C-5 bridge...

17/08/2012

Visit PestWorld.org for more helpful pest-proofing tips.

23/04/2012

Summer finds pest control professionals strengthening camaraderie and renewing team spirit in a fun-filled Bio-Tech Olympics 2012 in Nasugbu, Batangas.

20/04/2012

The Pest Control Association of the Philippines organizes the Pest Summit 2012 to be held on October 24-26 in Boracay Island, Philippines. Watch the video.

03/04/2012
19/03/2012

The Philippine milk termite is a major structural pest in the Philippines and in Guam. It was first found in Hawaii in 1963, infesting a house that has since been demolished. C. gestroi was not found again in Hawaii for 25 years.

Then in the Fall of 1999, it was discovered infesting several homes and trees in Barber's Point and Ewa Beach, Oahu. In 2000, a few more infestations were found in the same area, including one at Hickam Air Field. At present, C. gestroi seems to be limited to this single region of Oahu.

We are conducting lab and field studies with this new invader to understand more about its biology and ecology, how it might differ from its close relative the Formosan subterranean termite, and how interactions with Formosan subterranean termite colonies will affect its ability to spread further in Hawaii.

Coptotermes gestroi is difficult to distinguish from the Formosan subterranean termite, Coptotermes formosanus. One clue is that the swarmers (alates) are much darker in color than typical Formosan termite swarmers. A second distinguishing feature, visible only with a microscope, is that C. gestroi soldiers have only one hair (setum) on each side of the pore (fontanelle) found on the front of their heads, while C. formosanus soldiers have two hairs on each side of the fontanelle.

--- copied from http://www2.hawaii.edu/~entomol/research/r_cgestroi.htm

09/03/2012

From Ms Emy Paulate ( PCAP Director Sec)......HELLO TO ALL PCAP MEMBERS........THIS IS TO REMIND YOU ALL TO START PAYING FOR THE PEST SUMMIT. EACH COMPANY MUST SEND ONE (1) OR MORE REPRESENTATIVES. ATTENDANCE IS A MUST. GOD BLESS EVERYONE.

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