Information hubs
EU Pollinator Information Hive
This platform aims to facilitate information sharing – on the problem of pollinator decline and what is being done across the EU to solve it – and collaboration between stakeholders.
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EU Pollinator Hub
EU Pollinator Hub provides information services for smart farming, beekeeping, environmental management, and efficient landscape management.
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Pollinator park
Pollinator Park is an entertaining and educational VR-experience intended to raise awareness about the alarming decline of pollinators and mobilise global action to address it. The EU award-winning virtual reality tool shows what our world would be like if we lost insect pollinators.
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Atlas Hymenoptera Platform
Atlas Hymenoptera is now a platform that brings together many passionate people about hymenoptera's systematics, ecology, biogeography or ethology. This platform includes both French-speaking professionals (UMons, ULB, Gembloux Agro Bio tech, OPIE-bees) and non-French-speaking professionals (Universidad de Almería) and Hobbyists (Gallica Apoidea group Gallica). This site is dedicated to Hymenoptera. You will find distribution maps and illustrations of many species from Europe, but you will also discover a relevant bibliography for major groups, the presentation of the team that is behind this work, and so on.
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Palaearctic Osmiine Bees
The “Palaearctic Osmiine Bees” website intends to give a concentrated but concise overview on taxonomy, distribution, nesting biology and flower preferences of all osmiine bee species known to occur in the Palaearctic region. Scientific basis for the data on taxonomy and distribution is the recently published “Taxonomic catalogue of the Palaearctic bees of the tribe Osmiini” (Ungricht et al., 2008). The biological data are based on an extensive literature study on osmiine nesting biology (A. Müller, C. Praz, J. Neff, G. Le Goff and C. Sedivy, unpublished), on a compilation of flower records from the literature (A. Müller, unpublished) as well as on results of ongoing pollen-analytical studies at the Entomological Collection of the ETH Zürich.
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