The lecture is open to the public, so anyone interested can attend. Registration is via the "Österreich forscht" platform.
A brief summary of the content of the presentation:
Over the past 30 years, the number of insects, especially pollinators, has declined dramatically. The main reasons for this are habitat loss and the loss of food sources. Land sealing, golf course-like greens, and intensive, large-scale agriculture are among the contributing factors. At PolliDiversity, we aim to identify, in different regions of Austria, which pollinators, particularly bees and wild bees, visit four selected plant species with different flower shapes in landscapes with varying structures.
