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Tandis que la plupart des 🐝 sont bien actives durant l’été à collecter du pollen pour nourrir leurs larves, certaines ne suivent pas cette routine! Les 🐝 coucous (#cleptoparasites) pondent leurs œufs dans d'autres nids, laissant leurs larves être nourries par d'autres espèces.

Important new paper investigating drivers of USA pollinator declines. Neonics and pyrethroids are the "winners"

Really looking forward to our International Congress of Entomology 2024 Kyoto JP symposium on #pesticide exposure & effects for insect #pollinators tomorrow. If you're in Kyoto @ #ICE2024 come along & hear @angelisanchez9 James Roberts Crall Simone Tosi Williams Lab UC Davis & many other fantastic speakers from 09:45 in Rm G

New paper led by @janean_sharkey reports 7 new #bee species records for 🇨🇦 from collections made in tallgrass prairie & oak savanna habitats in S. Ontario. Further evidence why studying & conserving #insects in these vulnerable habitats is so important: journal.lib.uoguelph.ca/index.php/eso/…

🗞️ "Understanding and comparing relative pesticide risk among North American wild bees from their association with agriculture" ⤵️ University of Guelph Université d'Ottawa | University of Ottawa With #NSERCsupport.

Septembre est une période cruciale pour les #pollinisateurs. Les fleurs, comme la verge d'or, sont abondantes, permettant aux reines #bourdons d'accumuler les réserves de graisses dont elles auront besoin pour passer l'hiver. 🐝🌺🍂

Congratulations to Dr. Sabrina Rondeau for winning the 2023 CAGS-ProQuest Distinguished Dissertation Award in Engineering, Medical Sciences & Natural Sciences. 🙌 Register for the CAGS Conference to connect with Dr. Rondeau: buff.ly/3ycTct5 #GraduateEducation #PhD

Dr. Sabrina Rondeau, PhD’s new paper published in Science of the Total Environment shows that #bumblebee (Bombus impatiens) queens prefer pesticide-contaminated soils when selecting underground hibernation sites: doi.org/10.1016/j.scit… #OpenAccess #Pollinators

L’automne est arrivé, les feuilles sont colorées et les citrouilles pollinisées par les #abeilles de la courge sont maintenant bien mûres dans les champs. En cette période de récolte, rappelons-nous de remercier les 🐝 pour leur importante contribution! 🎃🍂🍎

#UofG | "One possible explanation is that the pesticides altered the soil properties and made it more appealing to the queen." Dr. Sabrina Rondeau discusses unusual bumblebee hibernation preferences with @Farmtario. Ontario Agricultural College School of Environmental Sciences Read more: farmtario.com/crops/research…

Huge congrats Dr Sabrina Rondeau, PhD on winning the Ecology & Environment category of the Science & SciLifeLab Prize for Young Scientists. Read more about her impactful research in "Digging below the surface: hidden risks for ground-nesting #bees" science.org/doi/full/10.11… Science Magazine

In this Science Magazine essay, Sabrina Rondeau discusses her PhD research in School of Environmental Sciences Ontario Agricultural College that reveals a clear potential for ground-dwelling bees to be affected by field-realistic (co)exposure to soil pesticide residues: science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…