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It’s sometimes reported that one in every three bites of food depends on bees. As is often the case when an easy to grasp notion spreads, there’s a dose of truth and a dollop of exaggeration. The stat … Source: Honey & Bee

This post may contain affiliate links. Engaging, hands-on activities exploring bees for kids! Kids will love learning about honey bees with these fun facts and hands-on activities. Bees are important … Source: Honey & Bee

Neonics have drawn scrutiny after research pointed to risks for honey bees, which have been in decline in North America, possibly due to pesticides, loss of habitat and climate change. Health Canada a… Source: Honey & Bee

In Australia, we pretty much have two choices. There are the familiar European honey bees (Apis mellifera). They can sting you, and make up the overwhelming bulk of commercially managed hives. Don’t f… Source: Honey & Bee

For the fourth year, the socially responsible corporation will be helping pollinators by caring for a hive of honey bees. Pollinators, including bees, play an important role in our ecosystems, food pr… Source: Honey & Bee

With nothing but a light summer dress and a bee veil protecting her head and face, Emily Mueller of Mueller Honey Bees cracks open a box teeming with honey bees. This is a relatively friendly hive, sh… Source: Honey & Bee

There are some new neighbors in the Village Of West Greenville. But you may not have even known they were there. Honey bees are creating a buzz on the roof of Golden Brown & Delicious. The owner of th… Source: Honey & Bee

The Honey Bee is just one of 400 different types of bees in Ontario according to ontarioparks.com. Honey Bees are relatively new to Ontario. They were an agricultural import, brought to North America … Source: Honey & Bee

Humans learned to work with honey bees in ancient times, and our destinies are intertwined. In the mid-1990s, a zoology professor at Oregon State University made an amazing discovery while visiting a … Source: Honey & Bee

Last year’s fire season was hard on honey bees, but for those that survived, one beekeeper wants to pass on their strong genes via artificial insemination. Diane Dunaway, an apiary inspector and beeke… Source: Honey & Bee