Pollinators

Close-up shot of a fruit fly

Flies Are the Pollinators Most Vulnerable to Rising Global Temperatures

Flies serve a critical role as pollinators, and new research suggests that they are increasingly at risk due to global temperatures

| 3 min read

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Worldwide Crop Production Hampered by Lack of Pollinators

byRutgers University

| 3 min read

a honeybee with pollen on its back leg lands on white flowers

To Save Bees, Scientists Say Focus on Habitat First, Then Pesticides

byXi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University

| 2 min read

a photo showing a Yellowheaded Bumble Bee collecting pollen and nectar from a white flower

Where the Wild Bees Are—and Aren’t—Impacts Food Supply

byUniversity of British Columbia

| 3 min read

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