parasite tag

Read more about the article New scheme to improve our understanding and management of dispersal

Examples from New Zealand (NZ) and South Africa (SA) of the ten proposed mechanisms of dispersal.

2024 / Highlighted papers

New scheme to improve our understanding and management of dispersal

CIB reseachers develop new scheme to improve our understanding and management of dispersal.

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21 October 2024

Read more about the article How a parasite can show us the movement of its frog host

A photo of The African Clawed Frog, Xenopus laevis (Photo credit: Louis du Preez)

2022 / News

How a parasite can show us the movement of its frog host

A study by former C∙I∙B student, Anneke Lincoln Schoeman, showed that genetic data from parasites can act as tags, revealing the translocation of their hosts.

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11 September 2022

Avatars by Sterling Adventures

New scheme to improve our understanding and management of dispersal

How a parasite can show us the movement of its frog host

Podcast: Keeping invasive species in check

Going to a sub-Antarctic Island or other isolated site?

EnviroKids: Understanding alien plants and animals in South Africa

The Fall Army Worm in South Africa: Fact Sheets

C·I·B contributes to articles in The Conversation

Special issue of QUEST on invasion science in South Africa

Restoring Lowland Sand Fynbos – guidelines hot off the press

New book edited by C∙I∙B researcher shines light on invasive birds

Plant Invasions: The Role of Biotic Interactions

Report on status of biological invasions in South Africa a world first

C·I·B researcher co-authors book on detection and response to plant invasions

Freshwater Life

Invasion Dynamics

Biological Invasions – Implications for biodiversity, ecosystem services and human well-being

The Bulletin, Science for Society July 2017

AoB PLANTS Special Issue