Sentence examples for non-native pollinators from inspiring English sources

In this curated experience, suitable for youth and adults, go on a pollinator insect hunt, or learn about the threats to native and non-native pollinators.

Non-native European honey bees are our most famous pollinator, but most gardeners can't do much to lure these into their gardens.

In addition to ecological factors such as limited water availability outside irrigated gardens or intense competition from native and other non-native species, Allee effects, including low population density, a lack of pollinators or potentially even pollen donors, and possibly limited seed dispersal, may partially explain why so few horticultural species fail to escape cultivation.

Incorporating hardy native prairie plants into reclamation seed mixes can increase the value of the ecosystem for pollinators and wildlife, and potentially improve soil conditions more quickly than non-native plantings alone.

Wildlife-friendly gardening focuses on native flowers, but Shoesmith argues we have long had non-native plants – particularly in milder Cornwall – and many exotic species are just as attractive to pollinators.

It may have lost its avian pollinators and dispersers of its seeds and may be vulnerable to floods, landslides, slugs, rats and competing non-native plant species among other threats.

Animal pollinators decline as a consequence of five major global change pressures: climate change, landscape alteration, agricultural intensification, non-native species, and spread of pathogens.

They are, overwhelmingly, non-native.

Most vegetation is non-native.

Even Roy has her non-native favourites.

Consultant is a non-native Koyukon speaker.