During the international conferences EMAPI 2019 Prague and IRS 2022 Budapest, the French Ragweed Observatory interviewed some researchers about Ambrosia species in their country.
Serbia, Poland, Hungary, Netherlands, Israël, Luxembourg, Austria, France, Ukraine,… You can find all the interviews on Youtube :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RnLbb02n00&list=PLEJX7ly3C1b71QugQj_qINwMOPCfvB_Z5
Please find the issue of July 2022 of the French observatory Letter on our website, espece-risque-sante.info : click here to consult it
This newsletter aims to provide general and scientific information on the latest news concerning ragweed species and other high-stake species for human health.
In this issue :
– Oak and pine processionary moths new frech regulation
– Ostreopsis, look out for this summer micro-algae
– Ambrosia and Bacillus, a winning duo
– Plants extracts for the Pine processionnary caterpillar management
If you know anyone who might be interested in this newsletter, please share them the link ! They also can contact us (especes-risque-sante@fredon-france.fr ) and we will send them the next issue (just a few issues are in English: one or two newsletters will be translated each year).
The International Ragweed Society (IRS) condemns the military invasion of Ukraine, an independent and sovereign state.
It is an action that violates international law, threatens the freedom, self-determination and peaceful coexistence of people.
Let us think of the immense suffering of the Ukrainian people.
The IRS reiterates its strong support and commitment to Ukraine’s independence.
IRS promotes scientific activities around the world by strongly condemning the war.
IRS will ensure financial support of Ukrainian scientists in the forthcoming scientific activities and events of our Society over the next years.
On behalf of the Society,
Michel Thibaudon, IRS President
Roberto Albertini, IRS Treasurer
ps: you can downoad the official declaration here
Please find the issue of December 2021 of the Ragweed observatory Letter on our website, espece-risque-sante.info : click here to consult it
This newsletter aims to provide general and scientific information on the latest news concerning ragweed species.
As well as the Ragweed Observatory missions, it will evolve to the newsletter of the Observatory of high-stake species for human health. Thus, it will provide general and scientific information on others species, like for exemples the processionnary oak and pine caterpillars.
In this issue :
– AFEDA, 40 years of history
– The giant ragweed and the climate change
– The forest caterpillar hunter, a help in processionnary issue ?
– Poultry and wild birds seeds : an introduction way for ragweed in low-contaminated territories?
If you know anyone who might be interested in this newsletter, please share them the link ! They also can contact us (especes-risque-sante@fredon-france.fr ) and we will send them the next issue (just a few issues are in English: one or two newsletters will be translated each year).
Please find the issue of July 2021 of the Ragweed observatory Letter on our new website, espece-risque-santé.info : click here to consult it
This newsletter aims to provide general and scientific information on the latest news concerning ragweed species.
As well as the Ragweed Observatory missions, it will evolve to the newsletter of the Observatory of hight-stake species for human health. Thus, it will provide general and scientific information on others species, like for exemples the processionnary oak and pine caterpillars.
In this issue :
– French international ragweed days 2021 & ragweed observatory’s 10 years old event
– Creation of the “Observatory of high-stake species for human health”
– Bird seed food in Belgium
–International ragweed society conference, Budapest 2022
If you know anyone who might be interested in this newsletter, please share them the link ! They also can contact us (observatoire.ambroisie@fredon-france.org ) and we will send them the next issue (just a few issues are in English: one or two newsletters will be translated each year).