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    Why the Fight Against Invasive Pests Matters — and Needs You

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    New Study Enhances Local Planning for Sterile Insect Technique

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    Exploring Metabolomics for One Health: REACT Highlights from the Metabolomics Academy

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    CRISPR-based Breakthrough: A New Self-Limiting Genetic Tool to Control the Mediterranean Fruit Fly

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    Engineering Precision: Genetic Innovation Boosts Fruit Fly SIT Efficiency

    Joining Forces: Horizon Europe Projects Collaborate on Pest Management Solutions

    REACT Annual Meeting in Mauritius: Mid-term Summit in the Indian Ocean

    Successful Stakeholder Meeting in Naousa: REACT Project Gathers Local Support for SIT

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    Field Testing and Stakeholder Meeting in Northern Greece

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    Help Squash a Pest: Spot Invasive Flies with IPM – Invasive Species Mapper!

    South Africa: Stakeholder Workshop on Management Strategies for Invasive Fruit Fly Pests

    REACT Stakeholder Workshops in South Africa

    Gordon Research Conference on Genetic Biocontrol 2024

    REACT at TEAM 2024 in Mauritius

    Video: The Ecological Impacts of an Invasive Pest

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    Leveraging modern genetics to fine-tune SIT

    Unleashing the Power of Transgenesis: Revolutionizing Insect Genetics with Capped Transposase mRNA​

    Sterilized insects could help protect Greek agriculture​

    Man pipetting DNA into RNA reactions

    Bactrocera zonata as space invader: Gene detecion in microgravity​

    REACT goes Radio Anaunia

    Deciphering the drivers of invasive species

    Advancing SIT for Bactrocera dorsalis and zonata

    Field trip: Sampling insects in South Africa

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    How REACT contributes to pesticide use reduction

    Utilizing a pest to fight itself

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    REACT at Entomology Congress in Bolzano

    REACT Kick-off Meeting in Giessen (GER)

    Join the survey

    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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