Dangers to pollinators (non-statutory Climate Change & Sustainability)
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I can describe why pollinating species are in decline and the impact this has on plants.
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Most types of flowering plant species are pollinated by animals including many we use as food sources.
Some crops grown in the UK rely on pollinators including apples, strawberries, raspberries and cucumbers.
Habitat loss, often due to human development, can lead to a declining number of pollinators.
Many pesticides can cause harm to pollinators.
We can research ways to help pollinators using secondary sources of information.
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