Enhancing biodiversity through the belly: Agroecology comes alive in Chile

Mongabay
Aug 30, 2021, 10:32 am129 pts
Consider the bee. It’s small, and while over a lifetime it can pollinate up to 5,000 flowers, that’s only enough to produce a single teaspoon of honey. But bees don’t work in isolation. As part of buzzing swarms, both wild and domesticated, they pollinate much of the food crops that humans the world over…

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