SAFEGUARD

Safeguarding European wild pollinators

> Ingolf Steffan-Dewenter     >Andrea Holzschuh     > Jie Zhang     > Jochen Krauss     > Douglas Sponsler     >  Carolin Biegerl      >  Chloë Raderschall      > Michaela Jäger     > Thomas Igerst

Funding: European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme
Webpage: https://www.safeguard.biozentrum.uni-wuerzburg.de

Summary

Safeguard aims to substantially contribute to reversing the loss of wild pollinators across Europe through increasing our understanding of the direct and indirect drivers of pollinator declines, environmental, economic and societal impacts and delivering an integrated assessment framework as basis for a portfolio of effective policy and practice solutions. Our goal is to inspire the development of management and policy guidelines for the public and private sectors to safeguard wild pollinators and the benefits they provide. Acknowledging that global change requires global solutions Safeguard includes Chinese partners to address the topic in a different geographical and climatic context.