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4h agoReduced Mowing Boosts Pollinator Numbers by Forty-Five Percent
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- A University of Ottawa study reveals that reducing roadside mowing frequency and herbicide application increases pollinator populations by forty-five percent across Canadian jurisdictions
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A University of Ottawa study reveals that reducing roadside mowing frequency and herbicide application increases pollinator populations by forty-five percent across Canadian jurisdictions
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Oct 3, 2026 • 1:03 AM
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Reduced Mowing Boosts Pollinator Numbers by Forty-Five Percent
A University of Ottawa study reveals that reducing roadside mowing frequency and herbicide application increases pollinator populations by forty-five percent across Canadian jurisdictions
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