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Distribution and persistence of aminocarb in stream water sediment, and Fish after application of three Matacil formulations

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Brain Cholinesterase Activities of Birds from Forests Sprayed with Trichlorfon (Dylox) and Carbaryl (Sevin-4 -oil)

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An Evaluation of Dimiulin and Diflubenzuron Toxicity to the Aquatic Environment

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Environmental Monitoring of Forest Insect Control Operations 1987 Report

Problem Addressed: Operational, research and regulatory aspects of spruce budworm and forest herbicide aerial spray operations in New Brunswick

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Environmental Monitoring of Forest Insect Control Operations 1986 Report

Problem Addressed: Environmental monitoring of the spruce budworm aerial spray operations in New Brunswick

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14th (1986) Annual Pest Control Forum

Problem Addressed: FPMI report on studies carried out by the chemical control agents program

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Environmental Monitoring of the 1982 Spruce Budworm Spraying Program in Newfoundland

Goal(s)/Objective(s): Determine the impact of the aerial application of the pesticide Matacil on terrestrial insect, songbird and aquatic invertebrate communities over the course of one biological season

Key Findings: Matacil levels on balsam fir in the sprayed areas were low thoughout the study. Six of the 29 samples of balsam fir had Matacil levels over 1.0 ppm (maximum of 5.8 ppm). Levels following the second spray were somewhat higher than following the first. This is attributed to rainfall shortly after the first spray undoubtedly washed some of the pesticie away and a cumulative effect.

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