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Are honey bees the main pollinators?

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How might challenging the honey bee myth change strategies for pollinator education? Challenging the honey bee myth The belief that honey bees are the sole or overwhelmingly dominant pollinators—is likely to transform pollinator education strategies in several impactful ways: • Broadened Awareness of Bee Diversity: Correcting this myth introduces learners to the vast diversity of […]

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Should we focus on wild and native bee species?

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How does only focusing on honey bees affect awareness of wild and native bee species Focusing primarily on honey bees in public awareness campaigns and conservation efforts affects understanding and protection of wild and native bee species in several critical ways:Aspect Effect of Honeybee-Centric FocusMisplaced Conservation Priority Resources and attention disproportionately favor honey bees, which

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