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¿Qué podemos hacer para frenar la extinción de las abejas?

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By Ignasi Bartomeus
| El Diario Verified
Hace apenas unas semanas, la Unión Internacional para la Conservación de la Naturaleza (UICN) y la Comisión Europea publicaban la Lista Roja Europea sobre abejas, que evalúa el estado de conservación de este insecto. Los resultados muestran que más de un 20% de las especies presentes en Europa muestran algún signo de peligro. Este número es comparable a otros grupos como las mariposas o los anfibios, e indica que necesitamos políticas medioambientales fuertes para frenar su declive.
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Horizon scanning for European wild pollinators identifies world-leading legislation as a key opportunity for pollinators

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By Morgan Morrison, Ignasi Bartomeus, Imre Demeter, Ciara Dwyer Verified, Úna FitzPatrick, Elena Gazzea, Reet Karise, David Kleijn, Zdravko Kolev, Simon G. Potts, Deepa Senapathi, Oliver Schweiger, Adam J. Vanbergen, Mark Brown, Anne Alix, Costanza Geppert, Marina Janković Milosavljević
| Nature Verified
Abstract Wild insect pollinators contribute significantly to agricultural productivity, biodiversity, and ecosystem functioning. Wild pollinators are increasingly affected by multiple interacting stressors. Proactively identifying emerging risks and feasible mitigation strategies will be critical to ensuring the long-term stability of wild pollinators biodiversity and pollination services. We conducted the first continental scale horizon scan focused on wild pollinators in Europe.
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Animal Pollination Under Human-Induced Rapid Environmental Change

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By Ignasi Bartomeus, Blanca Arroyo-Correa, Nerea Montes-Perez
| Annual Reviews Journal
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