Стивен Бухманн - Забытые опылители

Но когда они провели мониторинг посещений пчёлами садовых разновидностей тыкв на различном расстоянии от остаточных лесных местностей, посещаемость пчёлами цветков тыкв сниалась по мере удаления от природной растительности. Смысл послания очевиден: поля и сады, на которых лежит нагрузка по снабжению нас пищей, никогда не должны располагаться слишком далеко от природных территорий, или тогда пострадают их урожаи. Сохраняющиеся природные территории и животные, их населяющие, играют всё более и более важную роль в поддержании стабильности снабжения всего мира продовольствием, волокнами и напитками. Мы не можем позволить дикой природе слишком сильно отдалиться от жизней опылителей, или от наших собственных жизней. Риск слишком велик — возможно, даже больше, чем гора мусора на свалке Фреш Киллс.

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