New research confirms pollinators face chronic exposure to neonicotinoids. A 2024 study published in Science of the Total Environment found persistent pesticide residues in wildflower nectar and pollen near treated crops—posing serious risks to bees, butterflies, birds, and food security.
Continue reading The Silent Spring Continues: Are Neonicotinoids Still Harming Pollinators?
In the absence of any sweeping international agreements addressing insect pollinator conservation, this project’s goal was to find topics of consensus at the sub-national levels concerning insect pollinator conservation. This paper showcases areas of agreement useful for similar international, national, providence/state/territory, and municipal policies.
Continue reading New Study on Insect Pollinator Policy of US States 2000-2017
Why Is It Ok For America’s Beekeepers To Sustain 40-50% Losses Annually?
Continue reading Why Is It Ok For American Beekeepers To Sustain 40-50% Losses Annually?
