Can you tell us about the research you have done about native insects?

So I worked in an area called the Cumberland plain woodland.

So this is a community.

So that's where you're looking at the plants and the animals and how they interact together.

And this used to be all across the whole greater Sydney region, but because of a lot of impacts, we don't have a lot of it anymore, but I looked at the insects that visit flowers.

And whether the actions that we're doing, like putting new plants in and removing weeds, are having positive impacts on them.

So I found that a common insect that we often see about, which is the European honeybee, probably still plays a very big role, even though it's not supposed to be in Australia, it is introduced.

What are the main threats to native insects?