Using Ecological Restoration Strategies to Improve Honeybee Habitat in Degraded Landscapes

  • Sami Alarsan
  • Researcher
  • [email protected]
  • 00962798964020
  • Jordan
  • The National Agricultural Research Center (NARC)
  • Research Organisation (Public)
  • a governmental organization meant with agricultural research activities

  • Topic 1.2.1-2023 (IA) Actions to restore and return degraded lands in the Mediterranean region into productive agroecosystems.
  • The degradation of natural habitats has significant negative impacts on biodiversity and ecosystem services such as pollination, which is essential for food production. The restoration of degraded lands can play an important role in conserving biodiversity and enhancing ecosystem services. Honeybees are one of the most important pollinators, and their health and survival depend on the availability of diverse and high-quality habitats. The goal of this research project is to investigate the effectiveness of ecological restoration strategies in improving honeybee habitat in degraded landscapes.

  • Ecological restoration
    Degraded landscapes
    Habitat improvement
    Honeybees
    Pollinators
    Biodiversity
    Ecosystem services
    Cover crops
    Native plantings
    Soil amendments
    Vegetation cover
    Soil quality
    Abundance
    Diversity
    Modeling


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