Non-binary science – about bees and uncertainty
Over my winter break, I tried to recap this crazy year that 2020 has been. The pandemic was the dominant […]
Over my winter break, I tried to recap this crazy year that 2020 has been. The pandemic was the dominant […]
How was your 2020? Most people will say that it was difficult, fearsome, or even disastrous. And it was. Most
Most people would equate “managing pollinators” to beekeeping. Which means working with a managed pollinator, i.e. the Western honey bee,
Flowering strips seem to be a go-to when it comes to helping bees in farmland. They’re meant to be a
I think, most of us agree that pollination is an important ecosystem service. But is pollinator limitation a thing? Is
Our land use is a reason for concern: with the increasing human population on earth, we’re claiming more and more
Bee hotels are very popular at the moment. Everybody sells them, often with the popular “save the bees!” attached to
One could think pollinator conservation is a very important issue and taken seriously all over the world. At the latest
“Pollination services”, “without bees our dinner tables will look differently”, “bees are important for a healthy and tasty diet” –
There are many bee myths out there. I discussed some of them already concerning honey bees last month. But today,