• @gibmiser
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    131 month ago

    Whoa whoa whoa I love bees as much as the next guy but 100x increase sheeeeet

    • @NegativeInf
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      1 month ago

      Bumblebees don’t sting.

      • @Jesus_666
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        111 month ago

        They do but it takes a lot to make them angry.

  • @[email protected]
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    101 month ago

    I’m doing my part. Bought the 3 acre parcel next to me and am letting it grow back wild.

    • @[email protected]
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      121 month ago

      You may already know this, and obviously I have no idea where you are or what your land is like, but it may be worth looking into keystone plants and invasives in your area. If you’re rewilding the plot, having a solid amount of keystone species can accelerate the restoration of the land. And removing invasives will ensure that your keystone plants aren’t outcompeted. Best of luck with your project!

    • @mPony
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      41 month ago

      Fuck humanity

      Well sure, okay, if you do it by wealth, in descending order.

      • @[email protected]
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        41 month ago

        That’s a very good metric I think. It is impossible to be a billionaire and not be a terrible person.

  • @[email protected]
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    71 month ago

    Its amazing how fast nature can recover with a little help and stopping destroying it. Especially when you are looking at smaller pioneer species. I’ve been growing natives, clover and other bee friendly plants for a few years and its amazing to see how many more bees and butterflies I have seen in just two years. Removing herbicides and a more lax definition of what a weed is has given me a lot of valuable volunteer species who just show up.