The expansion and intensification of agriculture are the main causes of current insect
declines. Pollinators like cavity-nesting bees can be limited by reduced nesting and feeding …

Pollinators are critical for agricultural production and food security, leading to many ongoing
surveys of pollinators (especially bees) in crop and adjacent landscapes. These surveys …

Pollinator communities are composed of diverse groups of insects, with radically different life
histories and resource needs. Blow flies are known to visit a variety of economically …

Traditional vineyard landscapes are generally intensively managed with heavy reliance on
synthetic pesticides. Viticulture is one of the fastest-growing sectors of English agriculture …

Mid‐field woodlots play an important role in maintaining biodiversity in agricultural
landscapes. However, it is not clear whether non‐linear or linear woodlots are most …

The decline of bees compromises pollination services and connectivity of plant populations,
both wild and domesticated. The aim of this study was to evaluate bee diversity in natural …

Fragmentation of habitat, for example by intensive agricultural practices, can be detrimental
to local biodiversity. However, it often remains unclear whether such biodiversity declines …

The relationship between environmental heterogeneity and species diversity has been one
of the most studied patterns in ecology. However, some taxa and regions worldwide still lack …

Simple Summary Floral-visiting insects and pollinators play an important role in ecosystem
services, and consequently, their identification and study are essential to their adequate …

In times of global insect decline, agricultural ecosystems need to be designed in an as insect-
friendly manner as possible to halt the progressive loss of biodiversity. This is particularly …