On LinkedIn, we like to dress up our job titles. But when it comes to nature, that professional polish is actually scientific facts. π§ͺ
The @ipbes #PollinationAssessment found that 75% of our food crops & nearly 90% of wild flowering plants depend at least to some extent on animal pollination.
π #Pollinators are responsible for much more than food-crops. From biofuels to medicines, we rely on pollinators in much of our daily lives.
Check out a few facts about pollinators from the @βIPBES #PollinationAssessment
Read the Report here: https://www.ipbes.net/assessment-reports/pollinators
Pollinators: Vital for nature and human well-being, but increasingly threatened.
@βipbes #PollinationAssessment highlights the critical roles of pollinators, the threats they face, and the severe consequences of their decline.
For #WorldBeeDay, swipe through to discover their crucial roles! π¦
RT by @EU_ENV: Butterflies- not just beautiful, but essential! π¦
Sadly, they are declining in many areas of the world...
Protecting pollinators safeguards #biodiversity.
Learn more from @ipbes #PollinationAssessment
π https://www.ipbes.net/assessment-reports/pollinators
[2024-09-18 03:00 UTC]
This Assessment covers changes in animal pollination as a regulating ecosystem service that underpins food production and its contribution to gene flows and restoration of ecosystems. It addresses the role of native and exotic pollinators, the status of and trends in pollinators and pollination networks and services, drivers of change, impacts on human well-being, food production of pollination declines and deficits and the effectiveness of responses to pollination declines and deficits.
Butterflies- not just beautiful, but essential! π¦
Sadly, they are declining in many areas of the world...
Protecting pollinators safeguards #biodiversity.
Learn more: @ipbes #PollinationAssessment
This Assessment covers changes in animal pollination as a regulating ecosystem service that underpins food production and its contribution to gene flows and restoration of ecosystems. It addresses the role of native and exotic pollinators, the status of and trends in pollinators and pollination networks and services, drivers of change, impacts on human well-being, food production of pollination declines and deficits and the effectiveness of responses to pollination declines and deficits.
RT by @SfEP: π #Pollinators are responsible for much more than food-crops. From biofuels to medicines, we rely on pollinators in much of our daily lives.
Check out a few facts about pollinators from the @IPBES #PollinationAssessment β¬οΈ
Read the Report here: https://ipbes.net/assessment-reports/pollinators
[2024-04-11 11:00 UTC]
This Assessment covers changes in animal pollination as a regulating ecosystem service that underpins food production and its contribution to gene flows and restoration of ecosystems. It addresses the role of native and exotic pollinators, the status of and trends in pollinators and pollination networks and services, drivers of change, impacts on human well-being, food production of pollination declines and deficits and the effectiveness of responses to pollination declines and deficits.
RT by @EU_ENV: π #Pollinators are responsible for much more than food-crops. From biofuels to medicines, we rely on pollinators in much of our daily lives.
Check out a few facts about pollinators from the @IPBES #PollinationAssessment β¬οΈ
Read the Report here: https://www.ipbes.net/assessment-reports/pollinators
π¦π: https://nitter.cz/IPBES/status/1752601358304206949#m
[2024-01-31 07:55 UTC]
This Assessment covers changes in animal pollination as a regulating ecosystem service that underpins food production and its contribution to gene flows and restoration of ecosystems. It addresses the role of native and exotic pollinators, the status of and trends in pollinators and pollination networks and services, drivers of change, impacts on human well-being, food production of pollination declines and deficits and the effectiveness of responses to pollination declines and deficits.
#Pollinators are responsible for much more than food-crops. From biofuels to medicines, we rely on pollinators in much of our daily lives.
Check out a few facts about pollinators from the @βIPBES #PollinationAssessment
Read the Report here: https://www.ipbes.net/assessment-reports/pollinators
This Assessment covers changes in animal pollination as a regulating ecosystem service that underpins food production and its contribution to gene flows and restoration of ecosystems. It addresses the role of native and exotic pollinators, the status of and trends in pollinators and pollination networks and services, drivers of change, impacts on human well-being, food production of pollination declines and deficits and the effectiveness of responses to pollination declines and deficits.
RT @IPBES: Pollinators are essential for food security, biodiversity and other ecosystem services!π¦πππ»π¦π½
But they face many challenges from intensive agriculture, to habitat loss and #ClimateChange & more...
π·@FAO
π@IPBES #PollinationAssessment https://ipbes.net/assessment-reports/pollinators
π¦π: https://nitter.eu/EUClimateAction/status/1573521484907221002
This Assessment covers changes in animal pollination as a regulating ecosystem service that underpins food production and its contribution to gene flows and restoration of ecosystems. It addresses the role of native and exotic pollinators, the status of and trends in pollinators and pollination networks and services, drivers of change, impacts on human well-being, food production of pollination declines and deficits and the effectiveness of responses to pollination declines and deficits.
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