Although the importance of natural habitats to pollinator diversity is widely recognized, the
value of forests to pollinating insects has been largely overlooked in many parts of the world …

Hedgerows are key wildlife habitats in agricultural landscapes, with presumably high
multifunctionality–that is the capacity to provide multiple ecological, agronomic or cultural …

Woodlands can play an important role in supporting bee abundance and diversity in
agricultural landscapes. However, in temperate‐region studies, the canopy is rarely …

Monitoring pollinators is crucial for the evaluation of biodiversity and potential pollination
services. Yet, efficiently monitoring multiple taxa over large areas can be costly. An …

Introduction Heterogeneity in composition and spatial configuration of landscape elements
support diversity and abundance of flower-visiting insects, but this is likely dependent on …

Enhancing crop diversity is an option to make agriculture more sustainable and biodiversity
friendly. Intercropping grain legumes together with cereals leads to higher crop diversity and …

To increase pollinator populations, international policy targets minimum levels of
seminatural habitat cover, but it is unknown whether improving the quality of existing …

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 …

Protecting and increasing linear landscape elements (LLEs) in agricultural lands is regarded
as a possible solution for a transition to a more biodiverse agricultural system. However …

Bees, along with other flower-visiting insects and animals, provide the essential ecosystem
service of pollination, which can benefit wild ecosystems, large-scale agricultural …