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TOPIC(S): Pollinators,

08/05/2023 SOURCE: www.yahoo.com

Urban beekeeping project works to restore honey bee populations

The nation's capital has become a hospitable home to pollinators.

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TOPIC(S): Pollinators,

08/04/2023 SOURCE: www.pressherald.com

Susana Hancock: Saving Maine’s bees to pollinate our native crops

It’s easy to view bees and mosquitoes as pests. But ahead of Wild Blueberry Weekend, it’s worth learning about the powerful role they can play in our ecosystems.

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TOPIC(S): Pollinators,

08/04/2023 SOURCE: www.floridamuseum.ufl.edu

Celebrating pollinators

The fourth week of June is National Pollinator Week. What exactly is a pollinator? Why are pollinators important? Why should we celebrate them? Pollination is the transfer of pollen from the male part of a flower, known as an anther, to the female part, or stigma. We don’t give this process much

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TOPIC(S): Pollinators,

08/04/2023 SOURCE: gardens.si.edu

Pollinator Garden at the National Museum of Natural History - Smithsonian Gardens

Nearly 90% of flowering plants rely on approximately 200,000 species of animal pollinators for fertilization. From butterflies and bees to flies and

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TOPIC(S): Pollinators,

08/04/2023 SOURCE: blog.umd.edu

Moths, Butterflies, and Pollination

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TOPIC(S): Pollinators,

07/10/2023 SOURCE: www.nwitimes.com

Justice for bees: Federal Courthouse in Hammond participating in pollinator program

The Hammond courthouse is part of a federal pollinator research initiative.

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TOPIC(S): Pollinators,

07/07/2023 SOURCE: www.smithsonianmag.com

Pollination From Honeybees Could Make Plants Less Fit to Survive and Reproduce

Plants visited by honeybees rather than native bees may become more inbred, a new study suggests

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TOPIC(S): Pollinators,

07/07/2023 SOURCE: www.beyondpesticides.org

BEE Protective

Protecting Honey Bees and Wild Pollinators From Pesticides Beyond Pesticides advocates for widespread adoption...

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TOPIC(S): Pollinators,

07/07/2023 SOURCE: www.msn.com

Pollination From Honeybees Could Make Plants Less Fit to Survive and Reproduce

Honeybees are often heralded as a symbol of biodiversity and a key species for plant pollination. In recent years, calls to “save the bees” have led to a rise in backyard beekeeping—but the practice does not help declining native pollinators. Despite the benefits of keeping bees, past studies have shown that honeybees, which are not native to the U...

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TOPIC(S): Pollinators,

07/07/2023 SOURCE: thewest.com.au

Apples, bees, mites and the pollination gauntlet

Researchers have delivered the most comprehensive assessment of pollination in apple crops in Australia by native and non-native bees.

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