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“Someone looking from the outside would say this is a junky old golf course that has been left to rot,” said David Crowder, a professor and researcher in WSU’s Department of Entomology. “But it has 118 bee species in it, some that have never been seen before in our state.” @wsunews.bsky.social

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Bees thrive in overlooked pockets of Puget Sound Seven-year survey finds that weedy plots of land near airports and beneath power lines sustained healthy bee populations. https://news.wsu.edu/press-release/2025/11/12/bees-thrive-in-overlooked-pockets-of-puget-sound/

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