Bees in the Fast Lane: Roadsides as Pollinator Havens
About this episode
This episode explores how roadside vegetation can support pollination systems and benefit major crops.
Today’s episode takes us to the Brazilian savanna — for a bit of capybara spotting, but for a surprising discovery along the roadside. Dr. Monize Altomare’s recent study shows that even narrow strips of vegetation beside highways can support rich pollination systems and help major crops like coffee and soybeans thrive. If you’ve ever wondered how small spaces can make a big ecological impact, this one’s for you. What's on your buzzy mind? Send us a text message and let us know! Thanks for lis...
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