Peter Soroye

Sep 15, 2023 | biorxiv.org | Tim Newbold |Jeremy T. Kerr |Peter Soroye |Jessica Williams

AbstractInsect biodiversity is changing rapidly, driven by a complex suite of pressures, foremost among which are human land use, land-use intensification, and increasingly climate change. Bumblebees deliver important pollination services to wild plants and human crops, but we lack large-scale empirical evidence on how land use and climate change interact to drive bumblebee biodiversity changes.