Drought conditions improve in Colorado: Here’s what that means for insects this fall
Outlet: CBS 4 Colorado
According to Lisa Mason, Horticulture Specialist and Entomologist with CSU Extension in Arapahoe County, the drought hasn’t just impacted crops and landscapes; it’s taken a toll on pollinators as well. “When there is a drought, there are very few floral resources available,” said Mason. “That’s hit honey bee colonies really hard.”