The October issue of the Natural Areas Journal is a special one devoted to the topic of “Managing for Pollinators”. All of the papers have a North American focus but I think that they will be of general interest to anyone, anywhere in the world, who is concerned with how best to manage habitats for pollinators. Here’s the contents page of the issue, copied and pasted from the site; I’m not sure if the full text links will work if you or your institution does not have full text access, but you should at least be able to view the abstracts:
Editorial: Pollinators are in Our Nature 
Introduction by USFS Chief Tidwell – Pollinators and Pollination 
National Seed Strategy: Restoring Pollinator Habitat Begins with the Right Seed in the Right Place at the Right Time
Peggy Olwell and Lindsey Riibe
pg(s) 363–365
Hummingbird Conservation in Mexico: The Natural Protected Areas System
M.C. Arizmendi, H. Berlanga, C. Rodríguez-Flores, V. Vargas-Canales, L. Montes-Leyva and R. Lira
pg(s) 366–376
AbstractAbstract & References : Full Text : PDF (1302 KB)
Floral Guilds of Bees in Sagebrush Steppe: Comparing Bee Usage of Wildflowers Available for Postfire Restoration
James H. Cane and Byron Love
pg(s) 377–391
Abstract & References : Full Text : PDF (1500 KB)
The Role of Floral Density in Determining Bee Foraging Behavior: A Natural Experiment
Bethanne Bruninga-Socolar, Elizabeth E. Crone and Rachael Winfree
pg(s) 392–399
Abstract & References : Full Text : PDF (1219 KB)
Common Methods for Tallgrass Prairie Restoration and Their Potential Effects on Bee Diversity
Alexandra Harmon-Threatt and Kristen Chin
pg(s) 400–411
Abstract & References : Full Text : PDF (300 KB)
Status, Threats and Conservation Recommendations for Wild Bumble Bees (Bombus spp.) in Ontario, Canada: A Review for Policymakers and Practitioners
Sheila R. Colla
pg(s) 412–426
Abstract & References : Full Text : PDF (420 KB)
Conserving Pollinators in North American Forests: A Review
James L. Hanula, Michael D. Ulyshen and Scott Horn
pg(s) 427–439
Abstract & References : Full Text : PDF (1711 KB)
Dispersal Limitation, Climate Change, and Practical Tools for Butterfly Conservation in Intensively Used Landscapes
Laura E. Coristine, Peter Soroye, Rosana Nobre Soares, Cassandra Robillard and Jeremy T. Kerr
pg(s) 440–452
Abstract & References : Full Text : PDF (4647 KB) : Supplementary Materials
Revised State Wildlife Action Plans Offer New Opportunities for Pollinator Conservation in the USA
Jonathan R. Mawdsley and Mark Humpert
pg(s) 453–457
Abstract & References : Full Text : PDF (249 KB)
Diet Overlap of Mammalian Herbivores and Native Bees: Implications for Managing Co-occurring Grazers and Pollinators
Sandra J. DeBano, Samantha M. Roof, Mary M. Rowland and Lauren A. Smith
pg(s) 458–477
Abstract & References : Full Text : PDF (1537 KB)
The Role of Honey Bees as Pollinators in Natural Areas
Clare E. Aslan, Christina T. Liang, Ben Galindo, Hill Kimberly and Walter Topete
pg(s) 478–488
Abstract & References : Full Text : PDF (467 KB)
Food Chain Restoration for Pollinators: Regional Habitat Recovery Strategies Involving Protected Areas of the Southwest
Steve Buckley and Gary Paul Nabhan
pg(s) 489–497
Abstract & References : Full Text : PDF (732 KB)
Forbs: Foundation for Restoration of Monarch Butterflies, other Pollinators, and Greater Sage-Grouse in the Western United States
R. Kasten Dumroese, Tara Luna, Jeremiah R. Pinto and Thomas D. Landis
pg(s) 499–511
Abstract & References : Full Text : PDF (1716 KB)
Using Pollinator Seed Mixes in Landscape Restoration Boosts Bee Visitation and Reproduction in the Rare Local Endemic Santa Susana Tarweed,Deinandra minthornii
Mary B. Galea, Victoria Wojcik and Christopher Dunn
pg(s) 512–522
Abstract & References : Full Text : PDF (2880 KB)
Save Our Bats, Save Our Tequila: Industry and Science Join Forces to Help Bats and Agaves
Roberto-Emiliano Trejo-Salazar, Luis E. Eguiarte, David Suro-Piñera and Rodrigo A. Medellin
pg(s) 523–530
Abstract & References : Full Text : PDF (463 KB)
The Importance of Phenological Diversity in Seed Mixes for Pollinator Restoration
Kayri Havens and Pati Vitt
pg(s) 531–537
Abstract & References : Full Text : PDF (2208 KB) : Supplementary Materials
Prof. Jeff Ollerton - ecological scientist and author 