Honey Bees Irreplaceable Role
From Pollination To Plate, Bees And Beekeeping Play An Irreplaceable Role In Food Production The bustling aisles of a grocery store offer rows upon…
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Whole Foods Pollinator Health Policy
Whole Foods Market Unveils New Pollinator Health Policy for Fresh Produce and Floral Whole Foods Market announced a new pollinator policy for its Fresh…
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EPA Advisory on Varroa Control Products
Advisory on the Applicability FIFRA and FFDCA for Substances used to Control Varroa Mites in Beehives EPA is issuing this advisory to clarify what…
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No-Mow Zones
States give pollinators pit stops in rights-of-way No-mow zones create habitat, save time and money By: Whitney Pipkin A sign on VA State Route…
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The Good of the Bee
Artist Matt Willey brings his brushes to Savannah Bee Co. as part of global mural project. Rob Hessler Savannah Morning News There’s a buzz…
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Slovenia’s Beautiful Beehives
Beautiful Beehives Turn Apiaries Into Art Dating back to the 18th century, AŽ hive panels depict stories of marriage, damnation, and daily life. BY REBECCA…
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Honey Bee Health in Switzerland
Honey bees in Switzerland can become extinct within 1 to 2 years, warns researcher Bee colonies are severely weakened by varroa mite, pesticides, according…
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Jewish Beekeeper in London
In London, a Jewish beekeeper draws honey and spirituality from his hives For David Roth, the hobby he picked up during the COVID pandemic…
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Examining Einstein’s Warning
The Bee Crisis: Examining Einstein’s Warning and the Impact on Humanity By Bhavesh Bakshi Albert Einstein, one of the greatest scientific minds in history,…
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RNAi Varroa Control
A new way to help honey bees From Our Changing World, Claire Concannon, @cconcannonsci ourchangingworld@rnz.co.nz Varroa destructor mites are bad news for honey bees….
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Insect Apocalypse
Insect apocalypse By Steve Nicholls Generally unloved and disregarded, insects are in fact the most successful group of animals on Earth and have been…
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Migratory Beekeeping
Six Months on the Road: Inside the World of Migratory Beekeeping Emily Baron Cadloff Bees and other pollinators are a hardworking but often forgotten…
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NATO Honey Harvest
NATO bees are busy at bi-annual honey harvest On a bright summer day, staff joined the NATO beekeeper at the honey harvesting workshop at…
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Canadian Bee Battle
Inside the great Canadian bee battle: ‘It’s a crazy situation’ A long-simmering feud over where this country’s honey producers can obtain bees to replenish…
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Dutch Gold Honey
Honey business booms at Dutch Gold Honey Cris Collingwood Dutch Gold Honey, a family-owned Lancaster company, was founded in 1946 after Ralph Gamber bought…
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America’s Bee Problem
America’s Bee Problem Is an Us Problem You may have heard America’s honeybees are dying. But what does that mean for the people on…
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Varroa in Australia Updates
Beekeepers battling varroa mite count the cost of failed eradication and call for industry exit strategy Landline / By Bronwyn Herbert Search warrants have been issued…
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MSU Library Exhibit
MSU Libraries exhibit builds a buzz around beekeeping A new exhibit exploring the relationship between beekeeping and bee culture in the United States is…
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Honey Bees Help Ukraine
Minefields Honey: Bees to Help De-Mine Ukraine Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the “Minefields Honey” project to draw global attention to the issue…
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Budburst!
Promoting citizen science about pollinators By Maria de Bruyn Contributing Correspondent/Columnist During the sunny afternoon of October 7th at the Chapel Hill Public Library (CHPL), interested…
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