PHOTOGRAPHS

Leucaena Psyllid: a threat to agroforestry in Africa

The Honourable Juma Hamad Omar, Minister for Tourism, Natural Resources and the Environment, officially opens the Workshop.

Leucaena Psyllid: a threat to agroforestry in Africa

Group photo of the Workshop participants, White Sands Hotel

Leucaena Psyllid: a threat to agroforestry in Africa

Gil Allard (IIBC), C.Z. Chilima (Malawi) and Roger Day (IIBC) wait for refreshments at the reception and barbecue

Leucaena Psyllid: a threat to agroforestry in Africa

Gil Allard (IIBC) and Joseph Mwangi (Kenya) engage in an in-depth discussion about leucaena psyllid or some other relevant topic.

Leucaena Psyllid: a threat to agroforestry in Africa

Banpot Napompeth (Thailand) reviews the experiences with leucaena psyllid in the Asia-Pacific Region.

Leucaena Psyllid: a threat to agroforestry in Africa

Ladislaus Nshubemuki (TAFORI) describes the properties of Dalbergia melanoxylon during the field trip to Morogoro and Mikumi National Park.

Leucaena psyllid and damage	Membrate Mihretu (Ethiopia) and Asa Johansonn (MWAP) examine infested leucaena trees.
Hassan Osman Abdel Nour (Sudan) enjoys his box lunch during the field trip.

Leucaena Psyllid: a threat to agroforestry in Africa

Three curious zebras, Mikumi National Park

Leucaena Psyllid: a threat to agroforestry in Africa

One of five working groups discusses the need for an African Forest Insect and Disease Network.