Hidden Forest on the Edge of a Colombian City Reveals Its Flowering Secrets
A nine-month survey of a small peri-urban forest near Popayán, Colombia, documented 68 flowering plant species, strong seasonal flowering peaks ...
Tag: pollinators
The Hidden Collapse: Why Stable Crop Yields in Drylands May Mask an Eroding Pollinator Safety Net
A new hypothesis from Moroccan drylands proposes that pollination services can appear stable while the interaction networks underpinning them silently ...
Smart Cattle Grazing Turns Rangelands Into Monarch Butterfly Strongholds
A two-year field experiment in North Dakota shows that a modified twice-over rest-rotation grazing strategy boosts milkweed and monarch abundance ...
Honey Bee Colonies Are Superorganisms, and Beekeeping May Need to Catch Up
A new study argues that a honey bee queen and her colony constitute a single superorganism whose natural life cycle ...
Experts Rank the Best Ways to Shield Managed Bees from Combined Stressors
A modified Delphi process with 21 experts has ranked 29 mitigation options, identifying flower patch creation, farmer incentives, and reduced ...
Mosquito Spraying in Hungary Cuts Pests but Also Kills Beneficial Insects
An experimental field study in Hungary found that ultra-low volume deltamethrin spraying reduced mosquito abundance by about 47 percent but ...
New Open-Access Journal PLOS Ecosystems Debuts with Global Biodiversity Research
The open-access journal PLOS Ecosystems published its first issue on September 8, 2026, debuting with multidisciplinary research on biodiversity, ecosystems, ...
Masked Bees Reveal How Organic Farms and Forest Fragments Reshape Wild Bee Populations
A field study across seventeen German farms shows that organic management boosts masked bee abundance and alters the sex ratios ...
Roadsides Become Pollinator Havens When Mowing Slows and Herbicide Use Narrows
A University of Ottawa study found that mowing rural roadsides less often and spraying herbicide only where needed raised pollinator ...
Sheep, Not Honey Bees, Emerge as the Hidden Threat to Scotland’s Wild Pollinators
A University of Bristol-led study of 20 Scottish moorland sites finds that spring sheep grazing removes far more nectar from ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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