Michael Moore, Assistant Professor of Integrative Biology, led a study analyzing data on 800 species of insects around the world and discovered that flying insects (many of them pollinators) are migrating at slower rates than their non-flying counterparts and appear to be dying at faster rates. That includes many insect species located in Colorado, said Moore, whose research was published in Nature Climate Change.

As insects flee warming for higher ground, new Colorado research shows the ones with wings struggle to make the escape
CPR, September 26