he loss of pollinators is a global concern, and it is unclear whether forest management activities have deleterious or beneficial effects on their abundance and richness.
The Society of American Foresters will hold a How Forest Restoration Diversifies Pollinator Networks Across Multiple Systems webinar on April 18th from 3 to 4 pm EDT.
This webinar by Seth Davis from Colorado State will examine how multiple forest restoration treatments with varying objectives impact pollinator communities and their interactions with floral species across different ecosystems.
Although findings converge on the interpretation that restoration treatments are likely to benefit pollinators, there are also factors unique to different ecosystems that affect recommended best management practices for pollinator conservation.
To take part in this webinar, register at SAF Learning: How Forest Restoration Diversifies Pollination Networks Across Multiple Systems (eforester.org)