Why Pollinators Must Be Central to Biodiversity Policy
Pollinators are essential for ecosystem health, food security, and climate resilience, making them a critical focus for effective biodiversity policy.
July 12, 2026
Pollinators
Beehive Fences: A Nature-Based Solution for Human–Wildlife Conflict
Beehive fences use the defensive behavior of honeybees to deter crop‑raiding wildlife while providing honey and pollination benefits, offering an evidence‑based, low‑cost tool
April 19, 2026
Brazil’s Beef and Soy Exports to the EU Linked to Illegal Deforestation
Brazil’s beef and soy shipments to the European Union are closely tied to illegal forest clearing, creating measurable climate, biodiversity, and social challenges
February 8, 2026
Bee Bricks Initiative: How Urban Design Can Help Save Pollinators
The Bee Bricks Initiative integrates specially designed bricks into city architecture to provide nesting sites for solitary bees, supporting pollinator health while enhancing
January 14, 2026
Beef Scorecard Ranks Brands on Deforestation Promises and Climate Impact
The Beef Scorecard evaluates major beef brands against their deforestation commitments and climate footprints, offering consumers transparent data and urging companies toward more
January 9, 2026
Why Glaciers Have Been Retreating Since 1850
Glaciers have been shrinking since the mid‑19th century because rising global temperatures, amplified by human activities and natural feedbacks, drive melt faster than
November 2, 2025
