Decline of Cambodia’s native bees spells trouble for country’s farming future

Mongabay
Feb 25, 2025, 6:47 pm121 pts
As natural pollinators, Cambodia’s native honey bees are key to the survival of the country’s forests and farms. But these species are at a conservation crossroads, warns a recent study that foreshadows the risks of leaving growing threats unaddressed. Based on field research across Cambodia, as well as…

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