Collaborations

The Invasive Species and Pollinator Health has a long and productive history of collaborative research involving stakeholders.

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Current collaborators and projects:

BBCA ONLUS

Foreign Explorations for Natural Enemies of Invasive Weeds

Discovery and Pre-Release Evaluation of Weed Biocontrol Agents

Collection, Field Study and Shipment of a Candidate Biological Control Agent of Slenderleaf Ice Plant from the Western Mediterranean Basin

Discovery and Pre-Release Evaluation of Weed Biocontrol Agents

CALIFORNIA DEPTARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATIO, Livermore

Invasive Plant Management Strategies for Endangered Plant Recovery and Tidal Wetland Restoration under Changing Environmental Conditions

COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY, FORT COLLINS, CO

Analyzing Nutritional Content of Pollen in Relation to Long-term Honey Bee Colony Health

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE, U.S NAVY, NAVFAC SW, E, City of San Diego

Collection, Evaluation and Importation of Candidate Biological Control Agents for Ice Plants Invasive on San Nicolas Island and San Clemente Island

FOOD & AGRICULTURE, CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF, SACRAMENTO, CA

Proactive Classical Biological Control of Tuta absoluta in California

Proactive Classical Biological Control of Tuta absoluta in California

FOREST SERVICE, WASHINGTON, DC

Development of Cheatgrass Biological Control with Microbes and Integrated Cape-ivy Control to Reduce Populations of Non-native, Invasive Weeds

INTERNATIONAL CENTRE OF INSECT PHYSIOLOGY AND

Proactive Classical Biological Control of Tuta absoluta in California

LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY AGRICULTURAL CENTE, BATON ROUGE, LA

Synergies in Aquatic Plant Biological Control: Translating Research Between the Southern and Western USA

MIA CONSULTING LLC, SHELLEY

Prioritizing Weed Targets for Biological Control: Testing a South African Model for Western USA

NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY, FLAGSTAFF, AZ

Plant-Soil Feedbacks Driving Cheatgrass Invasion

OFFICE OF PESTICIDE CONSULTATION AND ANALYSIS, SACRAMENTO

Areawide Management of Spotted Wing Drosophila in California

REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, THE, BERKELEY, CA

Areawide Management of Spotted Wing Drosophila in California

Proactive Classical Biological Control of South American Tomato Pinworm in California

Areawide Control of Spotted Wing Drosophila Using Parasitoids

Areawide Management of Spotted-Wing Drosophila

Establishment and Evaluation of Ganaspis brasiliensis to Suppress Spotted Wing Drosophila

RHODES UNIVERSITY

Collection, Study and Shipment of Candidate Biological Control Agents of Ice Plants in South Africa

Discovery, Identification, Collection and Shipment of Biological Control Agents of Slenderleaf Ice Plant in South Africa

UNIVERSIDAD DE SEVILLA

Reducing the Impact of Invasive Weeds in Pacific West Estuaries through Plant Community Restoration

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS, DAVIS, CA

Analyzing Factors Contributing to Long-term Honey Bee Health and Hive Performance

Quantifying Factors that Contribute to the Enemy Release in Weed of Urban Versus Natural Ecosystems

Quantifying The Effects of Pesticides on Honey Bee Reproduction

Long-Term Honey Bee Health Colony Monitoring

Improving honey bee health and food security through breeding and IPM control of parasitic mites in California

US DOI, BUREAU OF LAND MANGEMENT, Washington, DC

Biological Control of Invasive Plants in the Western USA

USDA FOREST SERVICE, WASHINGTON, DC

Advancing Biological Control of Cheatgrass

USDA, ANIMAL & PLANT HEALTH INSPECTION SERVC, WASHINGTON, DC

Proactive Classical Biological Control of South American Tomato Pinworm in California

USDA, FOREST SERVICE, VALLEJO, CA

Develop Methods to Mass Rear, Store and Release the Rosette Weevil, a New Biological Control Agent of Yellow Starthistle

Biological Control of Invasive Weeds Degrading Public Lands