Plant-pollinator
​Interaction

How organisms’ senses and perception shapes evolution? We use interactions between pollinators and flowering plants as an example. Participants will also learn about the coevolution and ecosystem services that pollinators provide for us.  
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Materials:

Suggestion for lesson plan
Games and exercises
Remote teaching

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More resources and inspiration:

Books:
Martin Stevens: Sensory Ecology, Behaviour, and Evolution.
​Oxford University Press. 2013
Martin Stevens: Cheats and Deceits: How Animals and Plants Exploit and Mislead. Oxford University Press. 2016

Videos:
How bees see the invisible
The coloured wings of wood tiger moths, seen with moth and bird eyes
Tietää & Rakastaa: Colours as seen by animals (English subtitles)

Other:
Sensory Ecology Group
Goulson Lab: Best garden flowers for bees

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