The Center for Pollinator Research conducts innovative research that informs pollinator management and conservation by diverse stakeholder groups.
Use the links below to access information about pollinators and how to support them.
Disappearing Pollinators
Evidence for and causes of pollinator declines
Minimizing exposure: using Integrated Pest Management (IPM) to reduce beekeeper-applied chemicals by Holly Holt, PhD
No-bees’ land: habitat loss and fragmentation leave pollinators stranded by Holly Holt, PhD
Neonicotinoids: a dangerous harvest by Holly Holt, PhD
Hollow sticks, cracked stones and other places bees call home: nesting habitat for bees by Holly Holt, PhD
Intestinally indisposed: Nosema infection in honey bees by Holly Holt, PhD
Poor nutrition spells poor prospects for pollinators by Holly Holt, PhD
Body snatchers and pollen thieves: bee nurseries are other insects’ cafeterias by Holly Holt, PhD
Viruses, bacteria and fungi are microbial pathogens that bug bees by Holly Holt, PhD
Pesticides and pollinators: the good, the bad and the unknown by Holly Holt, PhD
Mobbed: small hive beetles are an invasive threat to bees by Holly Holt, PhD
Global warming threatens pollinators and people by Holly Holt, PhD
