A World of Unintended Consequences
They say the flap of a butterfly’s wings in the Amazon, may cause a tornado…
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Bees are an incredibly important part of our ecosystem as their pollination boosts our healthy food supplies and diversity of flora. There’s over 250 species of bee in the UK, including the bumblebee, mason bee and other solitary bees. However in recent years, the population of bees has been declining due to a number of reasons such as intensification of farming and habitat loss.
Explore our expert bee guides to find out more about bees in the UK, including how to identify different species and how to play your part in saving our pollinating pals.
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