Insects quietly becoming extinct, and why we should be worried
2020-02-01 09:40
Long overlooked in conservation, it’s insects that shoulder much of the ecological function that allows life on earth to continue. They are vital to human food production with numerous species pollinating crops and acting as biological pest control.
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