In celebration of Earth Day on Tuesday, New Hope kicked off a project to help turn around the declining honeybee population.

S cientists have developed a first-of-its-kind, fully synthetic food source that may revolutionize efforts to save honeybees.

Embark on an eye-opening journey to discover how bees tirelessly gather nectar to create the honey we love explore the ...

The St. John community is buzzing with excitement about a new art installation at Franklin Powell Park in Cruz Bay.

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The GreenHouse Learning Community hosted a Pollinators and Sustainable Gardening April 24 between the Allen Centennial ...

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Beekeepers describe the decline as catastrophic, and some experts warn the crisis could affect both honey and produce prices well beyond the summer. Colonies could decline by 60 to 70% this year due ...

In order to combat such severe colony losses, WSU scientists are working on methods for widespread varroa mite control, awareness on commercial honey bee colony management practices, and new ...

The Bee Team at the UC Davis Bee Haven ... plants that will provide a year-round food source for honey bees. It would be a living laboratory supporting research into the nutritional needs and natural ...

Climate change, urban sprawl and widespread weed killing were all cited as factors in bee decline by Project Apis m ... Donald Trump’s administration made staffing cuts at the USDA. Honey bees are not ...