[HTML][HTML] Pesticide residues in ornamental plants marketed as bee friendly: Levels in flowers, leaves, roots and soil

T Porseryd, KV Hellström, P Dinnétz - Environmental Pollution, 2024 - Elsevier
Ornamental plants rich in pollen and nectar are often marketed as “pollinator-friendly” by
flower retailers. However, even though the plants are attractive from a foraging perspective …

Engaging citizens to monitor pollinators through a nationwide BioBlitz: Lessons learned and challenges remaining after four years

FE Fontúrbel, JPA García, JL Celis-Diez… - Biological …, 2024 - Elsevier
Pollination is a key mutualistic interaction between animals and flowering plants, generating
biodiversity and providing valuable ecosystem services. However, a pollination crisis occurs …

Bee-friendly interventions: the barriers and opportunities affecting urban residents' conservation of wild bees in Gardens

L Wiseman, R Rawson, UV Okere - Journal of Insect Conservation, 2025 - Springer
Wild bees are experiencing population declines globally. Despite urbanisation replacing
habitat and forage with synthetic materials, urban residential gardens have the potential to …

[HTML][HTML] Understanding how we can encourage front gardening: Analysing capability and opportunity factors from a nationally representative survey

R Frost, N Murtagh - Urban Forestry & Urban Greening, 2024 - Elsevier
Front gardens provide environmental and public health benefits to urban spaces, but are
increasingly being covered with impermeable surfacing rather than plants and greenery. To …

Effect of green spaces and floral composition on the community of flower visitors in a piedmont city in Argentina

FD Andrada, NP Chacoff… - Ecología Austral, 2024 - ojs.ecologiaaustral.com.ar
En las ciudades, las actividades humanas transforman la composición nativa de las
comunidades de plantas en una mezcla de especies nativas y exóticas. Esta nueva …

[PDF][PDF] The Case for Bee-Focused Citizen Science Projects on the College Campus.

J Witzke - Journal of Sustainability Education, 2024 - susted.com
Many species of bees are threatened. An accurate assessment of their distribution,
abundance, and phenology drives conservation efforts. Citizen science invites the public to …

Socioecological factors affecting plant-pollinator systems in Metro Vancouver's Butterflyway gardens

SL Fan - 2024 - open.library.ubc.ca
Despite habitat loss contributing to worldwide declines in biodiversity, urbanized areas can
harbour a surprising amount of pollinator diversity. Cities contain a wide array of floral …

​ Malmö municipality employees' relation with nature in the context of flowering plants, pollinators and ecosystem services: An investigation of goals and conflicts …

A Håkansson, H Takkinen - 2023 - diva-portal.org
Cities are facing a loss of green areas that are important for reasons such as the support of
pollinators. Pollination of flowering plants is a part of the concept of ecosystem services and …

Main Motivations and Barriers to Wildlife-Friendly Gardening in Sweden

K Ekblom - 2023 - lup.lub.lu.se
Biodiversity is declining all over the world due to human activities. This is alarming since
human survival is dependent on biodiversity and the ecosystem services nature provides. In …

The evolution of the Daffodil DNA Project: from a single classroom project to high quality citizen science across the country

J Hale - The Living Lab, 2024 - discovery.dundee.ac.uk
Abstract The Daffodil DNA Project is an innovative educational initiative aimed at
investigating the impact of sustained authentic project work on post-16 biology education …