Solitary bees and other wild pollinators provide an important ecosystem service which can
benefit both the agricultural economy and the sustainability of many native ecosystems …

Field edge habitat in homogeneous agricultural landscapes can serve multiple purposes
including enhanced biodiversity, water quality protection, and habitat for beneficial insects …

Habitat restoration to promote wild pollinator populations is becoming increasingly common
in agricultural lands. Yet, little is known about how wild bees, globally the most important …

Considerable funding has been allocated to conservation management of non-crop habitat
in agricultural landscapes, particularly field margin habitat such as hedgerows. Evaluation of …

The delivery of ecosystem services by mobile organisms depends on the distribution of
those organisms, which is, in turn, affected by resources at local and landscape scales …

Degradation and loss of biodiversity and ecosystem services pose major challenges in
simplified agricultural landscapes. Consequently, best management practices to create or …

A major challenge in habitat restoration is targeting the key aspects of a species' niche for
enhancement, particularly for species that use a diverse set of habitat features. However …

Blue elderberry (Sambucus nigra ssp. cerulea), a subspecies native to the western United
States, is frequently planted in farm hedgerows in California for their ecological benefits and …

Field-edge habitat is important for enhancing biodiversity and associated ecosystem
services on farms for long term agricultural sustainability. However, there is some concern …

Effective incentivization of soil carbon (C) storage as a climate mitigation strategy
necessitates an improved understanding of management impacts on working farms. Using a …