Extremophiles: tapping Antarctica's hidden life
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CABI improves people's lives worldwide by providing information and applying scientific expertise to solve problems in agriculture and the environment.
CABI in review 2007 - out nowCABI's 2007 annual review demonstrates the breadth of our work and the unique way we help improve the lives of people; from improving the production of the important cabbage crop in DPR Korea, to re-establishing the coffee industry in post-war Angola, to joining forces with key organizations to exploit our unique fungal collection. Click here to read the review. |
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Come and see CABI at COP 9!Over the next two weeks thousands of people will be travelling to Bonn in Germany to take part in the Convention on Biological Diversity's four yearly meeting to discuss the key issues affecting biodiversity worldwide. At this Conference of the Parties (COP), agreements will be made on how countries will act to conserve biodiversity in the future. CABI is sending a delegation to the meetings and will be taking part in much of the programme. We will be presenting a selection of our current work on invasive species at exhibition booth number 191 on the site of the meetings. |
Interested in invasive riparian species?If so, we'd like to hear from you...We are currently conducting a survey on invasive riparian plant species in Europe. It is specifically aimed at land managers, regional government departments and organisations which have an interest in the control of invasive riparian plants.
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Forthcoming Reference Work |
This is the one essential handbook for all who work with or are interested in fungi (including lichens, slime moulds, yeasts and fungal analogues)
With more than 21,000 entries, this new edition classifies and disguishes between true fungi and unrelated groups, giving improved information and links to other publications to further research. |
