Observatree/IPSN Conference on Tree and Plant Health Early Warning Systems in Europe
23-24 February 2016, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, UK
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Learning Platform 2
Early detection Technologies Second Learning Platform took place in October 2015.
Further details and presentations
Observatree/IPSN Conference on Tree and Plant Health Early Warning Systems in Europe
23-24 February 2016, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, UK (Registration open)
Executive summary of Annual report
Read a summary of work completed in the first year of the project from April 2014 to March 2015.
New Approaches for the Early Detection of Tree Health Pests and Pathogens
Starting in 2014, this project brings together an interdisciplinary team of researchers, from across the UK, with the aim of developing better early detection methods that will help us protect our plants and trees from alien pests and pathogens.
The Future of Tree Health
NERC Plant Earth Article, ‘The Future of Tree Health’, 29/05/2015
Tree Health and Plant Biosecurity Inititive projects
Find out more about the different Tree Health and Plant Biosecurity Initiative projects.