Wild bees are important pollinators and monitoring their abundance and diversity is
necessary to develop conservation protocols. It is imperative to understand differences in …

Simple Summary Pollination is important for fertilization, setting fruits, seed development
and the continuation of the life cycle of plants that eventually provide food for humans …

Globally, large herbivores (eg, cattle, elk) graze over 2.6 billion hectares of land. These
lands can also be used to conserve pollinators that rely on similar resources, specifically …

It is believed that grazing has an effect on the functioning and performance of flowers, as
well as their association with pollinator preferences and plant reproduction. However, the …

Simple Summary Floral-visiting insects and pollinators play an important role in ecosystem
services, and consequently, their identification and study are essential to their adequate …

A variety of habitat‐associated factors moderate effects of grazing on insect biodiversity.
Here, we examine how aridity, evolutionary history of grazing and grazing intensity …

Pollinators contribute to the establishment of perennial native forages, but little is known
about the effect of grazing practices on pollinator abundance and diversity in livestock …

On publicly managed lands of western North America, canopy removal is practiced as a
habitat improvement for sage grouse (Centrocercus species), often with the goal of …

Fruit production by dominant native trees in the arid Chaco of central Argentina represents a
crucial provisioning ecosystem service for local peasant economies. This region presents …

Pollinator community responses to changing conditions are a concern for ecosystem
managers, but it remains poorly understood how shifts in forest structure impact pollinators …