Third of Irish bees face extinction

Third of Irish bees face extinction

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11th Grade - University

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The transcript discusses the extinction threat faced by bee species, highlighting the importance of 21 bee species for pollination. Historically, rare species like the great yellow bumblebee were widespread in Ireland but are now limited to the Irish West Coast. The decline in bee populations is attributed to habitat loss, pesticides, climate change, and starvation due to fewer wildflowers.

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What role do bees play in the environment according to the Irish Mirror?

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What were some of the rare bee species mentioned that used to be present in Ireland?

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Where are the remaining populations of certain bee species found in Ireland?

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List the reasons for the dwindling bee population as reported by the Irish Mirror.

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How has climate change affected the bee population according to the text?

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