Caring for Pollinators - Bundesamt für Naturschutz
Caring for Pollinators - Bundesamt für Naturschutz
Caring for Pollinators - Bundesamt für Naturschutz
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L.E. NEWSTROM-LLOYD, J. COOPER, N.J. SPENCER & A.D. WILTON, Landcare Research,<br />
New Zealand......................................................................................................................78<br />
3.6. OPI: Monitoring <strong>Pollinators</strong>: Case studies from Australia and New Zealand<br />
C.L. CROSS, Ecosystem Management, the University of New England, Armindale, Australia;<br />
L.E. NEWSTROM-LLOYD, Landcare Research, Lincoln, New Zealand; B. HOWLETT, Crop<br />
and Food Research, New Zealand; G. PLUNKETT, Management, the University of New<br />
England, Armindale, Australia & B.J. DONOVAN, Donovan Scientific Insect Research,<br />
Christchurch, New Zealand................................................................................................86<br />
4. Statements<br />
4.1. The status of European pollinators<br />
S.G. POTTS & S. ROBERTS, Centre <strong>for</strong> Agri-Environment Research, University of Reading,<br />
UK; W.E. KUNIN & J.C. BIESMEIJER, Institute of Integrative and Comparative Biology and<br />
Earth and Biosphere Institute, University of Leeds, UK. ...................................................94<br />
4.2. Pollinator declines and loss of pollination services: research in the framework of the EUproject<br />
ALARM<br />
I. STEFFAN-DEWENTER, Population Ecology Group, Department of Animal Ecology I, University<br />
of Bayreuth ...........................................................................................................100<br />
5. Highlights - Zusammenfassung<br />
A. SSYMANK (BfN).............................................................................................................107<br />
6. Annex<br />
6.1. Impressions of the side-event and the pollinators buffet – demonstrating the benefits of<br />
pollination<br />
A. HAMM; A. SSYMANK .....................................................................................................121<br />
6.2. Fruit crops presented on the pollinators buffet<br />
A. HAMM; A. SSYMANK .....................................................................................................127<br />
6.3. An overview on the main pollinator groups – short fact sheets<br />
Hymenoptera: A. HAMM ...................................................................................................148<br />
Bees (Apidae): A. HAMM ..................................................................................................151<br />
True Flies (Diptera): A. SSYMANK, C. KEARNS, T. PAPE, F. C. THOMPSON .......................155<br />
Flower Flies (Syrphidae): A. SSYMANK ............................................................................159<br />
Butterflies and Moths (Lepidoptera): A. HAMM, D. WITTMANN ..........................................163<br />
Beetles (Coleoptera): A. HAMM ........................................................................................167<br />
Birds (Aves): K.-L. SCHUCHMANN .....................................................................................170<br />
Bats (Chiroptera): M. TSCHAPKA ......................................................................................177<br />
Literature <strong>for</strong> all fact sheets..............................................................................................181<br />
6.4. Links.................................................................................................................................190
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