Global researchers gather in Montana for international pollinator conference.

Researchers convened at Montana State University from June 25-27 for the International Conference on Pollinator Biology, Health, and Policy, sharing insights on pollinator health and land management. Organized by Michelle Flenniken from MSU and Christina Grozinger from Penn State, the event attracted scientists from various sectors, including academia and nonprofits. Topics discussed included the effects of pathogens, pesticides, and climate on bee health, as well as habitat restoration.
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