Fall 2026

From Flowers to Food: Pollinator Ecology and Conservation

ENTOM 344 explores pollinator biology, diversity, ecology, and conservation strategies in ecosystems and agriculture.

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Recorded instructors · Fall 2026 Christelle Guedot

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(ZOOLOGY/​BIOLOGY 101 and 102),BOTANY/​BIOLOGY 130, (ZOOLOGY/​BIOLOGY/​BOTANY 151 and 152), or graduate/professional standing

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SectionModeEnrolled / capacityWaitlist
LEC 001Classroom Instruction15 / 320
LAB 301Classroom Instruction15 / 320

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Explores the vital roles that pollinators play in ecosystems and agriculture. Dives into the biology, diversity, and ecology of pollinators, examining plant-pollinator interactions, co-evolution, and pollinator foraging behaviors. Examines pollinator decline and the stressors that affect pollinators, such as climate change, land-use changes, pesticides, and pathogens, as well as conservation strategies. Offers opportunities to directly observe pollinators and apply pollinator ecology.

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Topics

  • Plant-pollinator interactions, co-evolution, and foraging behaviors.
  • Pollinator decline, stressors (climate change, pesticides, pathogens), and conservation strategies.

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  • Direct observation of pollinators and application of pollinator ecology.

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ENTOM 344 · Fall 2026

From Flowers to Food: Pollinator Ecology and Conservation

Recorded 2026-09-07
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