Globally we are witnessing a decline in pollinators, such as wild bees, honeybees and hover flies, caused by the destruction and fragmentation of habitats, agricultural intensification and use of pesticides, introduction of novel diseases and...
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Plants support pollinators in the most basic of ways.
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Collection Manager Jim Boone takes us on a tour of the Herman Strecker Butterfly and Moth Collection at the Field Museum in Chicago, Illinois. The history of the collection and some its most interesting specimens are explored. Via Jared Berent Delete the scoop?
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