Keng‐Lou James Hung

This researcher studies bees and other pollinating insects, focusing on their ecology, diversity, and conservation in both natural and human-altered environments such as farms, orchards, and cities. Much of the work combines fieldwork with large biodiversity datasets and citizen-science data to track bee species distributions, detect new or invasive species, and understand how landscape features affect pollination services. The research also addresses practical questions like how urban green spaces and agricultural management practices can support healthier pollinator communities.

Publication output has been variable but generally steady over the last decade, with a notable peak in 2023 and a sustained average of about 5-6 papers per year in recent years.

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