The Insect Crisis is a Human Crisis - Albright Lecture in Conservation

Insects can seem to be everywhere, all at once, sometimes to an annoying extent. Three out of four of every four known animal species on Earth are insects, after all. But these dazzlingly adept creatures, which pre-date the dinosaurs, are suffering a silent yet hugely consequential crisis, with their numbers plummeting around the world.
Oliver Milman, environment correspondent for Guardian US, has outlined the ramifications of this loss in his book The Insect Crisis: The Fall of the Tiny Empires that Run the World, a publication that has received widespread praise, from the environmentalist Bill McKibben to the New York Times.

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Thank you so much for providing this online for the public. The book was glorious and talk also. In Utah, the Department of Agriculture has a reveg pollinator program a fantastic first step but not robust enough.