Forest Study Shows Human Action Not The Only Cause Of Bee Population Loss
Picture shows a Bumble Bee in Bighorn National Forest, Wyoming undated. A study aimed at determining the state of bee and butterfly populations over a period of 15 years in the southeastern United States, investigated the driving forces behind the decline of insect populations. (oleen Roberts-USDA Forest Service/NewsX/Bee)

Forest Study Shows Human Action Not The Only Cause Of Bee Population Loss

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German Minister Worried About Pollinator Habitat Loss
Lower Saxon Environment Minister Christian Meyer poses in an undated photo. Meyer - who took office last November - said biodiversity but also food supply and the economic stability of Lower Saxony's agricultural firms were at risk if the number of insect species kept declining. (Sven Brauers, NewsX/Bee)

German Minister Worried About Pollinator Habitat Loss

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