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Could these Montreal bricks be the key to help declining solitary bees?

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Last updated: 2026/07/20 at 6:07 PM
Press Room Published July 20, 2026
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Cavity-nesting bees are bee species that live alone and create nests instead of hives. They’re experiencing a drop in population and pollination capacity, but special “bee bricks” might be the solution to giving them a place to rest and hibernate during the winter.

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