[Pollinator] Seeking Papers on Best Management Practices and Insect Collecting Impacts

[Elizabeth A Sellers]

Hi Folks,

I'm looking for publications on the impacts and best practices for mowing, 
tilling, fire and invasive plant management in non-agricultural protected 
areas in relation to native been conservation. I'm less interested in pubs 
about 'how to create bee nesting habitat' and more interested in pubs that 
describe impacts and provide recommendations for conserving existing 
natural nesting habitat and other resources utilized by native bees. I'm 
already familiar with the Xerces Society's many excellent publications on 
effective management for pollinator conservation. But if any of you can 
point me in the direction of any other good references on this subject I'd 
appreciate it. I'm also interested in any papers that about the impacts 
(or lack thereof) of insect collecting activities on native bee 
populations.

Feel free to reply to me off-list (esellers at usgs.gov

Thanks, Liz

Elizabeth Sellers
Pollinator Information

Biological Informatics Program, Core Science Systems
United States Geological Survey
12201 Sunrise Valley Drive, Mail Stop 302
Reston, VA 20192  USA
Ph 703.648.4385 | Fax 703.648.4224 | esellers at usgs.gov
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