
We are Inadvertently Damaging Honey Bees
We Are Inadvertently Damaging Honey bees in The U.S. By: Paul Driessen The honeybees, bumblebees and other little pollinators swarming over my flowers remind…
Read MoreWe Are Inadvertently Damaging Honey bees in The U.S. By: Paul Driessen The honeybees, bumblebees and other little pollinators swarming over my flowers remind…
Read MoreNeonics Found to Impair Honey Bee Growth and Development, As EPA Re-Opens Opportunity for Public Comment on the Bee-Toxic Pesticides (Beyond Pesticides, May 27,…
Read MoreBird populations in the United States and Canada have plunged 29% – almost three billion birds – since 1970, signaling a major ecological crisis….
Read MoreUniversity of Guelph A University of Guelph study is the first to uncover the impact of neonicotinoid pesticides on honey bees’ ability to groom…
Read MoreBeyond Pesticides Research is beginning to explain how systemic neonicotinoid insecticides affect often overlooked species of ground nesting bees. While much of the current…
Read MoreThe Pollinator Stewardship Council, Inc. Board of Directors considered the preponderance of research concerning neonicotinoids (neonics), and is announcing their decision to call for…
Read MoreWith bees on the endangered list and the terrible consequences that will come to pass if they become extinct, France has taken a drastic…
Read MoreBy: Cyrus Moulton WORCESTER – You may have heard about honeybee loss and colony collapse disorder. But a new study from Worcester Polytechnic Institute finds that wild…
Read MoreImperial College London Bumblebees acquire a taste for pesticide-laced food as they become more exposed to it, a behaviour showing possible symptoms of addiction….
Read MoreBy: Marlowe Hood A new class of insecticide—’can have a negative impact on the reproductive output of bumblebee colonies’ A new class of pesticides…
Read MoreAlan Harman Bumble bees and hummingbirds are being exposed to neonicotinoid and other pesticides through routes that are widespread and complex, Canadian researchers report….
Read MoreAlan Harman Bees living in suburban habitats are still being exposed to significant levels of pesticides despite the European Union ban on the use…
Read MoreGeoffrey Mohan, the Los Angeles Times California farmers could face more restrictions on how they combat crop-eating insects after a state report concluded…
Read MoreLaura Reiley, Tampa Bay Times Rolling Stone Photo FORT MEADE — Jim Doan pats the bees gently with the flat of his…
Read MoreThe Corn Dust Research Consortium (CRDC) announced recommendations based on over three years of targeted research designed to keep honey bees safe during corn…
Read MoreCanada doesn’t want to issue a blanket ban on certain pesticides which environmental groups say are killing everything from honey bees to earthworms. Instead,…
Read MoreTo measure energy levels in honey bees, researchers extracted their “blood” (hemolymph) using a microcapillary tube. Credit: Riccardo Cabbri The combined effects…
Read MoreDaniel Cressey, in Nature Researchers have monitored the health of the red mason bee (Osmia bicornis-rufa), which nests in hollow cavities. Maj Rundlöf remembers…
Read MoreListen to Dr. David Goulson, Univ. of Sussex, in the UK, talk on neonics in bees and honey, from The Voice of America The…
Read MoreBumblebees are less able to start colonies when exposed to neonics, putting them at risk of extinction, Canadian researchers report. University of…
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