Global insect pollinator declines are caused by human behaviors of land uses, habitat
alteration, pesticides, and others. Policies—as mutually agreed-upon limits to behaviors to …

The sustainability of agriculture can be improved by integrating management of ecosystem
services, such as insect pollination, into farming practices. However, large‐scale adoption of …

Nature conservation often depends on the behaviour of individuals, which can be driven by
socio‐psychological factors such as a person's attitude, knowledge and identity. Despite …

Mitigating pollinator declines in agriculturally dominated landscapes to safeguard pollination
services requires the involvement of farmers and their willingness to adopt pollinator-friendly …

Current national and global scale monetary valuation of pollination services do not
accurately estimate the contribution of wild pollinators to agricultural production. First …

Maine is the largest producer of wild blueberry (Vaccinium angustifolium Aiton) in the United
States. Pollination comes from combinations of honey bees (Apis mellifera (L.)), commercial …

Early detection and accurately rating the level of plant diseases plays an important role in
protecting crop quality and yield. The traditional method of mummy berry disease (causal …

Diversification of field edges is widely used as a strategy to augment pollinator populations
and, in turn, supplement crop pollination needs. Hedgerow plantings, a commonly applied …

Pollinator conservation has become a key challenge to achieve sustainable agricultural
landscapes and safeguard food supplies. Considering the potential negative effects of …

Pollinators are key agents for ecosystems and humankind concerning biodiversity,
agriculture, climate change adaptation, and all other ecosystem services. Particularly in …