Saving the small things that run the planetThe Landscapes for Wild Pollinators and Farm Wildlife project provided free, tailored advice to farmers and landowners across Kent and Sussex on land management to benefit pollinators.
Pollinators are a vitally important part of our biodiversity, as well as being incredibly important to people. They are responsible for one in every three mouthfuls of the food that we eat, and it is estimated that 84% of EU crops (valued at £12.6 billion per annum) benefit from insect pollination. In addition, approximately 80% of wildflowers also rely on insect pollinators.
Buglife worked with landowners and managers to create new habitat features that provide linkages or habitat stepping stones between key wildlife sites within the B-lines network and in locations where key and rare species occur.
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