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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.

Lantana camara emerges as the most widespread invasive plant in eastern and southern Africa

Lantana camara has emerged as the most widespread invasive plant species in eastern and southern Africa, according to CABI-led roadside surveys that recorded 708 non-native species across 11 countries. The inventory provides a vital baseline for invasive species management and policy.

Restoring the land through collective action

Natural pest control enhances rural livelihoods

New CABI-led study identifies over 9,000 pest species of potential concern previously unreported in Uganda

Talks reveal insights and steps to help Ethiopia tackle food security and invasive species management challenges