Protecting pollinators: New logging practices triple wild bee populations in one year
Story Date: 8/23/2018

 

Source: GENETIC LITERACY PROJECT, 8/22/18


New research suggests the removal of timber harvest residue during harvesting may be a boon for wild bees, an important step toward better understanding the planet’s top group of pollinators. The findings are important because bees are the driving force behind $100 billion in global economic impact each year, with insect pollinators enhancing the reproduction of 90 percent of the Earth’s flowering plants, including many food crops.

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