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CABI and The Nature Conservancy sign MoU to improve integrated rangeland health management in Kenya

CABI joins 25-strong partnership for project to enhance Europe’s readiness for invasive fall armyworm crop pest

Biological control of European frogbit in North America

European frogbit, Hydrocharis morsus-ranae, is a free-floating aquatic plant with heart-shaped leaves. Native to Europe and parts of temperate Asia and Africa, this plant is considered invasive due to its socio-economic and environmental impacts. European frogbit was introduced into North America as an ornamental plant and has since spread to rivers, lakes and inland waters. CABI is exploring potential biological control agents that can be used to help reduce the expansion of European frogbit through North America.

CABI works in partnership to step up the fight against invasive Croton scale pest in Grenada

CABI supports the efforts to fight invasive plant species in British Columbia, Canada

New study highlights critical periods for using parasitoids in biological control of brown marmorated stink bug pest