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CANCELLED: Drivers and consequences of pollinator decline: from individuals to landscapes

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Pollinator decline has become a prominent issue of scientific, political and public debate. The value of pollinators for crop-pollination is well-known, and their value beyond crops is becoming apparent. This talk will address these wider values, and discuss some of the drivers for pollinator decline, as well as highlighting the importance of evidence for designing practical conservation measures.

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