Wanna beat with an exponential 🌐 population, from 1 to 4 billion in 2 centuries, then 4 to 8 in 50 years, on a species - polluting - among millions?
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🐝 Pollinators: -80% to x8;
🌳 Trees x8
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say hi to Antonio, last pic is from @//pollinatorgator !!

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Birds are more than just a pretty beak! They are good for us – Did you know makes you feel better? – and the Yup! Some of them are even Move over, 🐝 Just kidding, there's room for everybody!

Find out more: https://t.co/vqPg7pzHki

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Meet "Poli" a metapollinator who cultivates good !Vibes throughout the ecosystem. What's your genesis story?

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Over the moon 😊 my ‘bee’ painting sold for £320 at the 30/30 Art Auction, funds will be shared with Les Bourgs Hospice and Pollinator Project Guernsey

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Bees in the park: Turnover in floral composition explains species diversity and temporal stability in the nectar supply of urban residential gardens.......https://t.co/RA0pAnHEZs

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Wildflowers are often overseen but definitely hidden 💎. Carbon eaters, pollinator feeders, and biodiversity boosters 💚🌱

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We are crypto-world pros and NGOs creating for a real-world change! The first collection will fund the sowing of wildflower meadows that bring biodiversity, sustenance for pollinators, and absorb CO2!

Full art reveal soon...🎨

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Patches! Anticlockwise from top: Ferns, angiosperms, deciduous, conifers, algae. Plus flag alphabet for O, and pollinator appreciation in the centre. :>

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A fabulous and less obvious stalwart of the pollinator’s garden - gorse. It smells beautiful, looks lovely early in the year when not so much is flowering.....& bees love it. 💛💛💛#MHHSBD https://t.co/cGxhBYykVh

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COMPETITION TIME! 🌟

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Hello all, a client wants to know if the White Admiral is ever a pollinator of honeysuckle? I know caterpillars feed on Lonicera leaves, but thought pollination would be more of a hawkmoth thing? What do you think? Thanks so much

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