On International Day of Forests, we take a look at the link between trees and wellbeing. This year’s theme is ‘Healthy forests for healthy people’. According to the UN, extensive research shows that the use of forests contributes to reducing stress. It also promotes more positive moods and feelings. In children, forests help to develop healthy mental and social development ..read more

The 8th April is International Women’s Day! We’re excited to make an announcement. CABI Agriculture and Bioscience will publish a special collection on gender and agriculture this year ..read more

One Health approaches seek an incremental benefit of a closer cooperation between human, animal, plant health and related disciplines and fields. So, how do we cooperate? How to cooperate between different sectors and disciplines? How to cooperate between science and society? How to cooperate between citizens and authorities? How to cooperate within government and between international organizations ..read more

It is well known that invasive species pose a threat to native species. For example, Pueraria montana var. lobata, or kudzu, aggressively outcompetes native ground cover plant species and creates a dense monocultural carpet of alien vines. However, the impacts of invasive species can extend far beyond their competitive nature. These species often have cascading environmental, economic and social impacts, and governments around the world maintain careful watch lists and risk registers to monitor the threat and spread of these alien species ..read more

The identification of human fungal pathogens and infections has never been so important given the exponential increase in at-risk immunocompromised people. The recent release of the WHO fungal priority pathogens list is the first global effort to systematically prioritize fungal pathogens, considering their unmet research and development needs and perceived public health importance ..read more

Publishing and international development share a close connection. As an academic publisher, we know information is critical for addressing global inequality. When applied, knowledge can help reduce economic disparities on an international scale. It can help lift people out of poverty and give them more prosperous futures ..read more

As part of our continuous commitment to One Health, we have now launched the third component of our suite of One Health resources, the One Health Knowledge Bank ..read more

At CABI, we publish quality books covering a wide range of subjects within the life sciences. Have you ever wondered what the book production process looks like? Read this blog to meet our Production Team and find out ..read more

Google Scholar has lots of benefits. It's an excellent resource for discovering peer-reviewed papers. But there’s more beyond Google Scholar. Let’s take a look ..read more

For today’s post, we asked our board members whether there are any challenges to address when implementing a One Health approach ..read more