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Bee and butterfly populations are declining in North America due to environmental changes, with significant research gaps hindering conservation efforts.
Bee and butterfly populations are declining in North America due to environmental changes. A study highlights regional trends and calls for improved monitoring and conservation efforts to address research gaps and protect pollinators.
In major regions of North America, bee and butterfly populations are in decline due to ongoing environmental change. Our ability to protect these species is limited by significant gaps in pollinator research. This is according to a study published today (May 15, 2024) in the open-access journal PLOS ONE by Sara Souther of Northern Arizona University, US, and colleagues.
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