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Reading and Published Research

Insect declines and Why They Matter

A report for the South West Wildlife Trusts

by Professor Dave Goulson (2019)

A Brilliant and Detailed Report on What is Causing Pollinator Declines - Shocking if you're reading it for the first time, but incredibly motivating to take action!

The Contribution of Small-scale Food Production to Sustainable Development Goals

by Elizabth Nicholls and team from Sussex University

Offering a really inspiring insight into how localised food production in allotments and gardens can increase food resilience, restore biodiversity and lower pesticide use

What Do Pollinator Declines Mean for Human Health

A Study by a Harvard Research Group (2016)

The first global analysis of what a loss of pollinators would mean for human quality of life and wellbeing.

Insect declines and Why They Matter

A report for the South West Wildlife Trusts

by Professor Dave Goulson (2019)

A Brilliant and Detailed Report on What is Causing Pollinator Declines - Shocking if you're reading it for the first time, but incredibly motivating to take action!

The Contribution of Small-scale Food Production to Sustainable Development Goals

by Elizabth Nicholls and team from Sussex University

Offering a really inspiring insight into how localised food production in allotments and gardens can increase food resilience, restore biodiversity and lower pesticide use

What Do Pollinator Declines Mean for Human Health

A Study by a Harvard Research Group (2016)

The first global analysis of what a loss of pollinators would mean for human quality of life and wellbeing.

The effects of veterinary tick and flea treatments on
freshwater invertebrates and ecosystems.

Report by Buglife

 

Showing that pesticides from common flea and tick treatments are now widespread in rivers across Britain, contributing to declines in freshwater invertebrates such as dragonflies, mayflies, shrimps and damselflies.

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