Despite widespread concerns about the anthropogenic drivers of global pollinator declines,
little information is available about the impacts of land management practices on wild bees …

Roads have pervasive impacts on wildlife, including habitat loss and fragmentation, road
mortality, habitat pollution and increased human use of habitats surrounding them. However …

Hymenopterans, such as bees and wasps, have long fascinated researchers with their
sinuous movements at novel locations. These movements, such as loops, arcs, or zigzags …

Urbanization is a global phenomenon that can affect fitness and could challenge the
persistence of most species, including wild bee pollinators. Yet, how and which …

Understanding how pollinators move across space is key to understanding plant mating
patterns. Bees are typically assumed to search for flowers randomly or using simple …

Central-place foragers must learn the resource and visual landscapes around them when
they are in a new environment, to facilitate efficient foraging and navigation. We investigated …

Urbanization is commonly associated with biodiversity loss and habitat fragmentation.
However, urban environments often have greenspaces that can support wildlife populations …

Spatially isolated plant populations in agricultural landscapes exhibit genetic responses not
only to habitat fragmentation per se but also to the composition of the landscape matrix …

Foraging honeybees face numerous navigational challenges, requiring cognitive abilities for
locating and returning to important locations, such as flower patches or the colony hive, that …

Parental care in birds encompasses many behaviours, from selecting nest‐sites and
supplying eggs with nutrients to incubation and offspring provisioning. Unlike the early …