Colony Collapse Disorder might not be the end to honeybees
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Doug Penning gently picks up a very cold bee he found outside its hive. Then he cupped his hands and blew warm air on it to revive it. After a night in …
Bee-lieve it or Not! The Secret Lives of Honey Bees.
The Secret Lives of Honey Bees is a new exhibit at the Austin Nature & Science Center, located in the Visitor’s Pavilion, January 16th through May 8th …
The results of a new risk assessment study by the Environmental Protection Agency has forced the agency to conclude that neonicotinoids have a detrimental impact on pollinators, including honey bees.
Aldi Sud stores ban pesticides that are harmful to bees - first in Europe to do so
Aldi has become the first major retailer in Europe to ban bee-harming pesticides from its groceries. Supermarket Aldi Süd – the chain’s German branch …
Zombie Bees Are Real, and They’re Stalking North America
Not to alarm you or anything
A few years ago, John Hafernik detected in the walls of his house a thrumming hive of honeybees. He didn’t place a frantic call to the exterminator—he’s a bug-loving biologist at San Francisco State University—but grabbed some traps to experiment.
As part of an investigation into how bees native to Australia pollinate tomato plants … “When farmers bring in bees to pollinate their crops it’s most often …
Home-grown epidemic blamed for global slaughter of bees
By WMNKRossiter | Posted: February 04, 2016
By Keith Rossiter
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European bees are to blame for a disease that is decimating hives around the world, scientists from Exeter have discovered.
Bees have always been Kholde Kalume’s passion. He keeps wild bees nearby his village on the Kenyan ocean shore. It has been a worthwhile effort. His income has quintupled and the…