IPRRG members Darren Kriticos, Tania Yonow, Noboru Ota, Bob Sutherst*, Hazel Parry, Paul De Barro and colleagues have recently published an important and interesting paper using pest risk modelling techniques to explore the link between cassava diseases in East Africa and climate suitability for the vector, silver leaf whitefly (Bemisia tabaci sensu lato). A CLIMEX niche […]
Frontiers in Insect Science is a new journal in the Frontiers family. It has 6 specialty sections, including a section devoted to Invasive Insect Species. Frontiers journals use Research Topics as a way to unify researchers and present the latest key findings and advances in a hot research area. The inaugural Research Topic for the […]
Amid all the excitement around our webinar series, we forgot to announce the recent publication of Volume 4, Issue 5 in Emerging Topics in Life Sciences! The issue, “Biosecurity: Tools, behaviours and concepts”, was edited by IPRRG member Alan MacLeod and Nicola Spence (Defra, UK). The journal specializes in publishing themed issues comprised of easy-to-digest […]
We hope that everyone is staying safe and doing reasonably well in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Although there are many challenges ahead over the coming months, we thought it was important to share an exciting development: IPRRG will be assuming the responsibilities of the former International Advisory Group on Pest Risk Analysis (IAGPRA). […]
Dear IPRRG members, All of us have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Schools, offices, restaurants and public spaces are closed in many countries, and large social gatherings have been discouraged, if not banned. There are restrictions on both international and domestic travel. In some parts of the world, residents have been ordered to stay […]