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Beekeepers working with honeybee hives to support pollinator health

France Reopens the Door to Bee-Harming Pesticides in New Blow to Biodiversity

France Reopens the Door to Bee-Harming Pesticides in New Blow to Biodiversity France has opened the door to…

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Bumblebee pollinator feeding in a wildflower meadow

UK Bumblebees at Risk as Heatwaves Become More Extreme

UK Bumblebees Are Struggling in Extreme Heat UK bumblebee populations could suffer significant declines as heatwaves become more…

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Honeybee feeding on a wildflower in a natural habitat

Bee Food Supplements Could Help Honeybees Withstand Climate Stress

Bee Food Supplements Could Help Honeybees Withstand Climate Stress Food supplements could help honeybees cope with some of…

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Honeybee pollinating a blooming flower, highlighting the importance of pollinators for food security and human health.

Pollinator Decline Threatens Human Health and Food Security, New Research Warns

Bees Play a Vital Role Beyond Honey Production The decline of bees and other pollinators could have far-reaching…

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Council worker applying glyphosate herbicide to roadside weeds near kerb

Cornwall Glyphosate Debate Sparks Backlash Over Weedkiller Use

Cornwall Glyphosate Debate Sparks Backlash Over Weedkiller Use A major environmental debate has erupted in Cornwall after council…

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Wildflower eco island beside Black Lake tram stop in West Bromwich, created to support bees, butterflies, and urban wildlife.

West Midlands Tram Stops to Become Wildlife Havens with New Eco Island Scheme

West Midlands Tram Stops to Become Wildlife Havens with New Eco Island Scheme Open spaces at tram stops…

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Pearl-bordered fritillary butterfly resting on wildflower in grassland, displaying orange wings with black spots and distinctive pale pearl-like edge markings

UK Butterfly Trends: Winners, Losers and What the Data Really Shows

UK Butterfly Trends: Winners, Losers and What the Data Really Shows Long-term data is revealing a clear shift…

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