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Pollinator Conservation – and your Lawn

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Morgan Morrison is researching pollinator conservation at Royal Holloway, University of London.

She will talk about her PhD research which covers all aspects of pollinator conservation, from bees, butterflies and hoverflies to disease, protected areas and citizen science.

Morgan will cover questions about “Are diseases spillover from honeybees to wild bee?” all the way to “How can citizens help pollinators all from the comfort of their lawns?”.

She will also be introducing a citizen science study taking place in summer with which you could help.

This talk is part of the Cambridge Natural History Society series.

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