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INTRODUCTION Climate change is driving profound changes in animal occurrence and community composition worldwide. Long-term increases in average temperature as well as increases in acute, extreme weather events (e.g., heat waves) have been linked to both positive (Crossley et al., 2021; Kammerer et al., 2021) and negative outcomes for biodiversity (Oliver et al., 2016; Outhwaite et al., 2022; Sirois-Delisle & Kerr, 2018).
Designing captivating, informative, and beautiful scientific presentations became a passion of mine during graduate school. When attending professional meetings, I quickly noticed the presentation styles that captured my attention and those that fell short. For me, how the information is conveyed visually is just as important the verbal or written delivery.
Bees are essential in the production of over 30% of the economically important crops worldwide. In other words, about 1 in 3 bites of food we take depends on bees! Despite their importance, human activity such as agricultural expansion and intensification threaten bees, especially wild, naturally occurring species (such as bumblebees), that provide pollination to crops free of charge across the US.
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