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Animals AustraliaMore Shrubs and Herbs Mean a Better Life for Bees and Birds!
Melbourne, Australia has expanded its proportion of plants - meticulously chosen to have the best impact on wildlife - and the efforts paid off as biodiversity is in better shape than ever now that native plants have supplanted urban areas.
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Animals
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Animals NetherlandsGood News for City Bees: Census Reveals a Steady Population
The fourth ever national bee census - where thousands of volunteers across the Netherlands count bees - was held last year, and the results show a study urban bee population, proving just how effective initiatives can be.
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Animals United KingdomUrban Bees Find Food More Easily!
According to a recent study, it turns out that London’s bees travel less to access nectar-rich flowers than those in the United Kingdom’s countryside, a surprising discovery that shows the floral abundance in the British metropolitan area.
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Environment
Environment NetherlandsBees and Butterflies Now Live on Bus Stops (yes, Bus Stops!)
As part of its global green plan, the city of Utrecht in the Netherlands has decided to add a multitasking succulent plant on the roof of 316 of its bus stops, turning them into, among other things, new habitats for bees and butterflies.
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Animals
Animals SingaporeScientists Created a Map With All the Bee Species (There Are a Lot!)
For the first time, researchers in Singapore and China have successfully mapped the distribution of all 20,000 bee species on earth, thus contributing to the survival of the pollinating insect essential to our ecosystems.
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