Thomas S. Davis

Assistant Professor
Colorado State University
Fort Collins, Colorado

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Presentation(s):

• The α and β-diversity of native bees is driven by disturbance-mediated shifts in stand structure, floral resources, and nesting substrate in a southwestern ponderosa pine forest

  On-Demand

• Bumblebee visitation frequency drives seed yields and interacts with site-level species richness to drive pollination services in sunflower

  Monday, November 1, 2021
  8:00 AM – 8:12 AM MT

• Forest restoration improves native bee foraging habitat and enhances plant-bee networks via altered forest conditions

  Monday, November 1, 2021
  10:30 AM – 10:42 AM MT

• Landscape variation effects on bee growth and development

  Monday, November 1, 2021
  12:30 PM – 12:42 PM MT

• Ecoinformatics of declines and rebounds amidst the “Insect Apocalypse”

  Tuesday, November 2, 2021
  2:10 PM – 2:45 PM MT

• Bark beetle outbreaks enhance native bee biodiversity in alpine forest

  Wednesday, November 3, 2021
  8:24 AM – 8:36 AM MT