Barbara Plaskonka

PhD student at University of Warsaw Botanic Garden. Working on pollination in the city 🌺🐝 🏙

[Barbara Plaskonka @_Barbee__]

Maybe next year I will do my research on Fritillaria in grandma's garden🧐🐝🌷

[Prof. Jeff Ollerton - @[email protected] @JeffOllerton]

Great group photo from #SCAPE2022, a fabulous memento of a very stimulating conference on all topics around #pollinators and #pollination. Looking forward to #SCAPE2023 in Belgium already! @SCAPE_Poll_Ecol @JPE12328968

[SCAPE Pollination Ecology @SCAPE_Poll_Ecol]

Thank you all for your great contributions to #SCAPE2022! We hope you all had a good trip home and that we will see each other next year in Belgium at #SCAPE2023

[Barbara Plaskonka @_Barbee__]

Presenting my poster at #SCAPE2022 🌸
For the first time as a PhD student!

[Bumblebee Conservation Trust @BumblebeeTrust]

😱 The FINAL #BeeTheChange resource of the year has landed, and it's all about maintaining your space for #bumblebees in autumn and winter! 🐝❄️

Download your free guide here 👉 https://t.co/TmRPkFx742

Bee the Change celebration week starts next Monday! 🥳🙌

#SaveTheBees

[John M. Mola @_JohnMola]

We have a new paper out in @JAppliedEcology - "Long-term surveys support declines in early-season forest plants used by bumble bees"

See the quoted tweet for a news article covering some of the key findings

https://t.co/bLJA59tqW6

[SCAPE Pollination Ecology @SCAPE_Poll_Ecol]

Great talk by Barbara Płaskonka on her Masters work looking at pollinators and pollen transfer in small green sites in central Warsaw - great to see quantum dots used to track pollen transfer!
(She's also doing a great job with the mic for questions)
#SCAPE2021

[#BumblebeeWatching @Bumble_Watching]

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