#8014. High resolution prediction maps of solitary bee diversity can guide conservation measures

October 2026publication date
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Urban Studies;
Nature and Landscape Conservation;
Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law;
Ecology;
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Abstract:
Wild bees are key ecosystem components making their decline a cause for concern. An effective measure to increase wild bee diversity is to enhance plant diversity. However, the effect on bee diversity of augmenting plant diversity depends on site-specific environmental conditions. We aimed to make spatial predictions of where: (a) environmental conditions maximize bee diversity, so that such areas can be prioritized for augmenting plant diversity; and (b) populations of threatened wild bee species are most likely to occur.
Keywords:
Biodiversity conservation; Habitat management; Pollinators; Spatial predictions; Wild bees

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