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Gikungu, Hagen, Kraemer An overview of pollinator studies in Kenya Fig. 5: Construction of the Pollination Centre at Nairobi Museums Fig. 7: Training in Pollination Ecology and Bee Taxonomy at National Museums of Kenya 61
Gikungu, Hagen, Kraemer An overview of pollinator studies in Kenya Way forward and recommendations: Conservation of pollinators in Kenya is urgent, given the prevailing anthropogenic disturbances and threat from climate change. It is unfortunate that a lot has not been documented in pollinator relationships and requirements. There is need for increased pollinator studies at landscape level, pollinator management and restoration in every part of the country. Further understanding of pollinator networks in different eco-regions and more research collaborations remain very crucial. But who is willing to participate in saving Kenyan pollinators but not in zoos...? References: BERGSDORF, T (2006): Forest fragmentation and plant-pollinator interactions in Western Kenya. PhD thesis. University of Bonn. MARTINS DJ (2004): International Journal of Tropical Insect Science 24:105-115. GIKUNGU MW (2002): A study on bee population and some aspects of their foraging behaviour in Mt. Kenya Forst. Msc thesis. University of Nairobi. GIKUNGU MW (2006): A study on bee diversity and their interactions with plants in successional tropical community. PhD thesis. University of Bonn. GIKUNGU MW & G NJOROGE (2007): Discovery and Renovation 9(3). GIKUNGU MW & M SCHWARZ (2008): Nesting ecology of Macogalea candida and M. mombasa along the East African Coast. (in press) KHAEMBA BM (1985): Studies on sunflower pollination by honey bees and the damaged caused by the African bollworm. Proceedings of the Third International COnference of APiculture in Tropical climates. MORIMOTO Z, GIKUNGU MW & P MAUNDU (2004): International Journal of Tropical Insect Science 24: 79-86. NJOROGE G, GEMMIL B, BUSSMANN R, NEWTON LE & VW NGUMI (2004): International Journal of Tropical Insect Sciences 24: 73-77. ONIM JFM, PATHAK RS & CM VAN EIJNATEN (1979): Influence of insect polliantors on the degree of outcrossing in pigeon pea in Kenya, Proceedings of the 4th International Symposium on pollination, Maryland Agricultural Experimental Station. Authors' addresses: Dr. Mary W. Gikungu, Department of Invertebrate Zoology, National Museums of Kenya, PO Box 40658, 00100 GPO, Nairobi, Kenya Mail: mgikungu@yahoo.com, Website: www.museums.or.ke Melanie Hagen & Manfred Kraemer, Bielefeld University, Biological Collection, Bielefeld, Germany 62
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