The IPM App is available at www.popillia.eu and the App Stores for Android and iPhone. Download the App today, join the user community, and share your observations with the IPM-Popillia and REACT project!
The IPM App is available at www.popillia.eu and the App Stores for Android and iPhone. Download the App today, join the user community, and share your observations with the IPM-Popillia and REACT project!
A one-day consultation workshop was organized with stakeholders in the citrus industry in South Africa on Wednesday 26 June 2024 at Lemoenkloof Boutique Hotel, Paarl, South Africa.
In a presentation at the Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei in Rome, REACT coordinator Marc Schetelig delved into cutting-edge research exploring novel genetic markers in SIT applications.
In a presentation at the Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei in Rome, REACT coordinator Marc Schetelig delved into cutting-edge research exploring novel genetic markers in SIT applications.
In a presentation at the Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei in Rome, REACT coordinator Marc Schetelig delved into cutting-edge research exploring novel genetic markers in SIT applications.
In a presentation at the Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei in Rome, REACT coordinator Marc Schetelig delved into cutting-edge research exploring novel genetic markers in SIT applications.
The REACT project partners at the annual consortium meeting in Nafplio, Greece. (Photo: REACT) Representatives of the Greek agricultural sector were invited to discuss the potential future use of SIT to combat invasive insects. Representatives of the Greek agricultural sector were invited to discuss the potential future use of SIT to
Cristina Borghesi, PhD student working on REACT at the JLU Gießen REACT goes Radio Anaunia 23 June 2023 Cristina Borghesi, PhD student working on REACT at the JLU Gießen In a recent radio appearance at Radio Anaunia, Cristina Borghesi, a researcher involved in the REACT project, shed light on her
The participants of the WP1 workshop in Vienna. Deciphering the drivers of invasive species 16 May 2023 At a workshop in Vienna, scientists involved in the project recently met to discuss the behavior of the fly species Bactrocera dorsalis and B. zonata. The REACT project is developing novel applications
The REACT project is developing sustainable strategies to protect European fruit and vegetable production from invasive fruit flies by improving eco-friendly control methods like the Sterile Insect Technique (SIT). This survey gathers expert and stakeholder input to shape these solutions and assess their impact.
We invite farmers, agricultural experts, policymakers, researchers, and industry representatives to take part in a 30–45 minute survey to share your insights on managing invasive fruit fly threats. Your perspective will help shape effective, sustainable pest control strategies for Europe’s agri-food systems.
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