Highlights•Threats to urban pollinators include urban intensification, climate change,
pesticides and pollution.•Adding honey bee hives could negatively affect wild pollinators in …

Road verges provide habitats that have considerable potential as a tool for pollinator
conservation, especially given the significant area of land that they collectively cover …

Pollination is a key ecological service for human food security and the reproduction of the
majority of flowering plants. This plant-animal interaction is crucial in both wild and urban …

While the ecological effects of pesticides have been well studied in honeybees, it is unclear
to what extent other anthropogenic contaminants such as air pollution may also negatively …

Entomophilous plants rely on insects for pollination and consequently for reproduction.
However, insect pollinators are facing multiple human‐driven pressures, from climate …

Most of the global population are urban, with inhabitants exposed to raised levels of
pollution. Pollutants negatively impact human wellbeing, and can alter the structure and …

Individuals often vary in their problem-solving performance, and animal personality may
help explain such interindividual variation because it affects how individuals perceive and …

In plant‐associated communities, foraging insects aim to find different resources of interest.
Herbivores look for the most nutritious plant tissues, pollinators for sweet nectar and protein …

Background and Aims Bumblebees provide vital pollination services to both natural and
agricultural ecosystems. Consequently their declines in species-diversity and population …

Particulate air pollutants, a major air pollution component, are detrimental to human health
and a significant risk to wildlife and ecosystems globally. Here we report the effects of …