Pacific Agrosecurity Program

Agrosecurity: Dedicated to protecting agricultural and food industries from the deliberate or accidental introduction of plant and animals pests and diseases.


Vision:
The Pacific Agrosecurity Program will be recognized as the premier source of information about agrosecurity in the American Pacific.

Mission:
The mission of the Pacific Agrosecurity Program is to facilitate a collaborative partnership between academic institutions and regulatory agencies to address real and potential threats to agricultural and food industries in the Pacific.

Goals:

  • Facilitate the rapid identification or diagnosis of pests in the Pacific
  • Expand the surveillance of pest species throughout the Pacific
  • Train students, faculty, and regulators in pest identification, diagnosis and management

Participating Faculty:

Anne M. Alvarez, PhD Plant bacteriology, diagnostics
Barry M. Brennan, PhD Agrosecurity, pesticide safety
Cathy Chan-Halbrendt, PhD Resource economics
John Hu, PhD Plant Virology, diagnostics
Daniel M. Jenkins, PhD Chemical engineering, biosensors
Qingxiao Li, PhD Hazard evaluation & emergency preparedness
Gernot Presting, PhD Functional genomics, bioinformatics
Aurora A. Saulo, PhD Food safety, HAACP
Wei-Win Winston Su, PhD Molecular biotechnology, biosensors
Ray Uchida Pest identification and diagnostics
Mark Wright, PhD Entomology, distance diagnostics

 

Links
Diagnostic Resources
Government Agencies
Organizations/Programs
Presentations
References
Training Resources
Tropical/Subtropical Pests of Concern
University Agroterrorism Programs
 
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Contact:
Barry M. Brennan
Extension Agrosecurity Coordinator
Plant and Environmental Protection Sciences
College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources
University of Hawaii at Manoa

 

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Last modified: 10/20/06