Insects, representing over two-thirds of known biodiversity, provide critical ecosystem services such as pollination, and pest regulation.

How does crop rotation contribute to healthier ecosystems and more resilient farming systems? In this short field interview, Lorenzo Gabriele Tramacere, Postdoctoral Researcher at the Università di Pisa (UNIPI), and Stefano Carlesi, Assistant Professor at the Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies (SSSA), discuss the importance of crop rotation within the Italian VALERECO Living Lab. Filmed in Pisa, Italy, the conversation explores the value of crop diversification, the essential role of pollinators, and the next steps towards fostering sustainable and biodiversity-friendly agricultural practices.

In the expansive, sunbaked goldfields of Western Australia, a new creature has emerged from the dense undergrowth, its very existence a startling reminder of

The discovery of a horned native bee that pollinates a rare plant highlights how little we know about Australian pollinators.

The story of bumblebee hibernation and how you can help them

This paper presents novel research that empirically demonstrates a direct link between temperature and plant–pollinator interaction patterns, independently of changes to community composition in eith...

A new native bee species with tiny devil-like "horns" named Megachile (Hackeriapis) lucifer has been discovered in Western Australia's Goldfields, highlighting how much remains unknown about Australia's native pollinators.