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  • The document highlights the work of Gregory Dugas within the Mi’kmaq Pollinator Project, focusing on how climate warming contributes to the rise of parasites like the gallerid, which devastate bumblebee colonies. To protect these essential pollinators, Dugas recommends that the provincial government test the use of traps on artificial hives to block parasite entry.

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    Themes: pollinator
    Canadian Climate Institute

    Document type: Case study

    Regions: Nova ScotiaMi'kma'ki
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