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Pollinator Response to Land Use Change and Climate Change in Vermont

Zawawi, Alyssa
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Pollinators are essential to human health and play a crucial role in our food systems. My research is focused on how native bees in Vermont are responding to land use change, climate change, and natural disturbances. Over the summer, I collected samples of native bees at various agricultural sites at the Intervale Center in Burlington, Vermont in order to characterize the community composition. Using this data and data collected over the past decade at the Intervale Center, I will analyze long term changes in the pollinator community composition to understand how anthropogenic and climatic changes are impacting native pollinators.
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2022-01-01
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Undergraduate
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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14849/8282
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Taylor Ricketts
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Natural Resources
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Rubenstein School of Environmental and Natural Resources
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Food & Environment Studies
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