Highlights•Pollinator species and habitat management are the main strategies to enhance
crop pollination.•These strategies have been studied in isolation from each other.•An …

Highlights•Pollination ecosystem services are shaped by floral food resource
availability.•Nutrition provides a mechanistic link between floral resource availability and …

Understanding how anthropogenic landscape alteration affects populations of ecologically-
and economically-important insect pollinators has never been more pressing. In this context …

Large scale agricultural production can lead to a reduction in availability of habitat used by
wild bees for nesting and forage and has been implicated in worldwide bee population …

Public lands face growing demands to provide ecosystem services, while protecting species
of conservation concern, like insect pollinators. Insect pollinators are critical for the …

Large-scale changes introduced by industrial agriculture can affect other productive
activities such as beekeeping, which heavily depends on floral resources and responsible …

Highlights•Bumble bees face increasing physiological challenges in light of global
change.•Most progress in ecophysiological research is related to thermal biology and …

There is accumulating evidence that wild bees are experiencing a decline in terms of
species diversity, abundance or distribution, which leads to major concerns about the …

Bumble bees are important pollinators in both natural and anthropogenic systems. In recent
years, some species have suffered declines, including in the American Midwest. While loss …

Landscape simplification and the loss of semi-natural habitats are identified as important
drivers of insect pollinator decline in farmlands, by disrupting the availability of floral …