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Removal of invasive shrub could be an easy way to help reduce malaria transmission

CABI shares food loss insights at MACS-G20 preparatory workshop

Symposium explores importance of the human-animal bond to society

CABI contributes to Asian Development Bank workshop

Fertilizer approach could empower 50m African families

Four years of dedicated work by scientists in 13 African countries has resulted in the creation of innovative tools to help farmers maximise their profits from investments in fertilizers. The Fertilizer Optimization Tools (FOTs) were created as part of the Optimizing Fertilizer Recommendations for Africa (OFRA) project, funded by AGRA, and coordinated by CABI and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

Invasive plants to devastate annual wildebeest migration

According to new research, scientists have found that a number of invasive alien plant species initially introduced as ornamental plants at tourism facilities are now spreading rapidly throughout the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem, posing a major threat to wildlife, including the annual wildebeest and zebra migration as well as a range of other plant and animal species.