Sharon Levy spent a decade working as a field biologist in the woods of Northern California before taking up science writing full time. She is a regular contributor to National Wildlife and BioScience. Her book Once and Future Giants: The Fate of Megafauna in a Human World will be published by Oxford University Press in 2010.
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The Bees’ Needs
Burkle and many other ecologists have hypothesized that wild pollinators are key to speeding up the process by which burned forests bounce back from barrenness to fecundity.
May 28, 2014