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Evaluation of fungal pathogens for biological control of Navua sedge

CABI is evaluating two fungal pathogens as potential biological control agents for Navua sedge, an invasive weed that threatens agriculture and biodiversity in northern Queensland, Australia. The project investigates the biology and host specificity of these fungi to assess their safety and effectiveness for long-term weed management.

Modernizing Sanitary and Phytosanitary measures to facilitate agricultural trade in Asia

Indigenous People and Invasive Species

Integrated management of the cocoa pod borer in Papua New Guinea: An impact study

Rehabilitating cocoa production in Vanuatu

Safeguarding the environment, food security and livelihoods from invasive species using biological controls