Public lands face growing demands to provide ecosystem services, while protecting species
of conservation concern, like insect pollinators. Insect pollinators are critical for the …

Abstract Purpose of Review While several hundred thousand species of insects, mammals,
and birds rely on flowers for food or reproduction, a surprising dearth of literature focuses …

Recent global declines of pollinator populations have highlighted the importance of
pollinators, which are undervalued despite essential contributions to ecosystem services. To …

The western or European honey bee (Apis mellifera) is the primary managed pollinator in
US agricultural systems, and its importance for food production is widely recognized …

Natural grasslands are being destroyed at an alarming pace, but land managers are actively
working to restore these habitats. Many of these efforts focus on restoring plant diversity but …

Rangelands are a dominant anthropogenic land use and a main driver of natural habitat
loss worldwide. Land sharing, the integration of agricultural production and biodiversity …

Questions Grassland degradation due to agriculture, changing fire regimes, and invasive
species negatively affects forb communities. Conserving forbs and the services they provide …

With evidence of pollinator declines and an increasing focus on restoration, interest is
growing in investigating floral resources for native bees. Although native bees forage on …

Rangelands may offer valuable habitat for invertebrate wildlife, helping conserve
ecologically and economically significant organisms, like native bees. In some systems …

Garry oak (Quercus garryana) and associated ecosystems (GOAE) are culturally and
ecologically significant landscapes home to over 100 Species at Risk. With less than 5% of …