Meet the People Who Are Saving the Bees

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meet the people saving the bees

Over the years, we've profiled some of the people and programs committed to saving local bee populations. Read their inspiring stories, and see what you can do at home to help.

The Importance of Honeybees

Honeybees contribute to the pollination of one-third of our fruits and vegetables—but what does that mean exactly? Many fruits and...

A Collective Focus on Bees

Did you know that urban beehives do better than rural hives? According to local beekeeper, Nicole Buergers, Houston’s climate and the...

The Bees' Knees, Needs, and More

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We have co-evolved with bees for millennia to a point of co-dependency. Recognizing that means helping, not hurting, the hives that help us feed.

Girl Next Door Honey Works to Save the Bees

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Bees are in danger with a 30% decline in the last decade alone. Hilary Kearney, founder of Girl Next Door Honey, works to save the bees by installing and maintaining hives in people's backyards.

Andrews Honey Bees

Learning about beekeeping and photographing a hive have always been on my bucket list. And let’s be honest, I thought wearing a bee suit...

The Farmland Decline of Monarch Butterflies and Bees: What Do Our Food Choices Have to Do With It?

By Gary Paul Nabhan On your way to being seated at Oyamel in Washington D.C., you pass stunning mobiles of orange and black monarchs, the...

Bumblebees & Old Maids

Farmgirl Confidential “The number of bumblebees in any district depends to a great extent upon the number of ‘old maids’ that reside there...

The Plight of the Bees

Plight of the Bees
The world’s bee population is facing a major crisis — here’s how you can help bee-fore it’s too late.

Bringing Bees to the Trees

Two Idaho apiaries discuss the state of their hives and the future of bees in Idaho.
Two Idaho apiaries discuss the state of their hives and the future of bees in Idaho.

Dancing with the Bees

With a clutch of dedicated honey producers in the Ottawa area, sweetly scented local honey should be a pantry staple.

Backyard Bee Keeping. Is It for You?

Backyard beekeeping is on the rise. Is it for you? As we understand the importance of eating local and organic foods as well as preserving...

Make Your Yard a B&B for Bees

Typical suburban yards are no havens for bees. They don’t offer much for bees to eat and insecticides may have been used to combat...

Bolstering the local bee population: What you can do to help

Plant beneficials; if you purchase starts, be sure they’re grown without chemical fertilizers, herbicides or pesticides. Bailey suggests...

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