issue 10 / February 2010
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Plant diseases are on the move and they are not respecting international borders.
This video looks at the work of CABI's Global Plant Clinic in plant disease surveillance in Africa.
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CABI launches the final report of a seven-year study on coffee wilt disease.
The disease was first reported from Central Africa in the 1920s, but was brought under control by the 1950s. However it returned with a vengeance in the 1990s.
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First International Congress on Biological Invasions declared 'overwhelming success' |
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An international conference co-sponsored and co-organized by CABI has been declared an 'overwhelming success'.
The conference held in Fuzhou, China strengthened international collaboration in managing biological invasions.
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Dr Temple Grandin is the academic world's best known autistic scholar and leading voice on animal welfare issues.
She is the editor of the recently published CABI book - Improving Animal Welfare. In this interview Dr Grandin shares with us some of her insights into animal behaviour.
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Responding to the needs of organizations like Doctors without Borders (Medecins Sans Frontieres) CABI is making our Global Health database freely available until 28 February 2010.
Global Health is freely accessible through CABI's Global Health Knowledge Base.
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To mark 100 years of CABI
Dr Blight shares with us his research so far, revealing that CABI's foundations predate both the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization and the CGIAR.
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