US EditionStudy: Forest Management Benefits Bees and Elk
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Study: Forest Management Benefits Bees and Elk
New research, supported in part by the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, shines a light on a common, beneficial link between bees and elk. That connection is active forest management. “Our study broadly suggests that various common forest management practices that influence canopy coverage (e.g., fuel reduction thinning, restoration) and large herbivore densities will likely influence blooming plants and bees,” according to the study authors. “In m…
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