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A South African variant of the common honey bee (Apis mellifera) sometimes upends the defining cooperation and altruism of the species, exhibiting selfish behaviours and – in a development akin … Source: Honey & Bee

Learn about the amazing worlds of honey bees and wild bees and appreciate them through art and action plans. You will leave with things you can do to help. Following the panel discussion, get updates … Source: Honey & Bee

In addition to providing us with delicious honey, the hardworking honey bees also pollinate about a third of food crops and almost 90 percent of wild grasses, like alfalfa, used to feed livestock. Hen… Source: Honey & Bee

Troop members, Marley Herchenbach Ric, Kelsey Leatherwood, Rebecca Liu, Madison Reichard, Maia Solomon, Lucy Tyll, Lucy Van Brunt and Finley Weinstein decided that the honey bees and Monarch butterfli… Source: Honey & Bee

You might have heard about how honey bees (Apis mellifera) are doing poorly these days. It’s different, though, from the situation many of the world’s vulnerable creatures find themselves in — a small … Source: Honey & Bee

There’s widespread concern about the global decline of honey bees and the associated loss of pollination services. The honey bee is the most important single species for crop pollination. Source: Honey & Bee

There’s widespread concern about the global decline of honey bees and the associated loss of pollination services. The honey bee is the most important single species for crop pollination. Source: Honey & Bee

When the temperature drops and the days get shorter, honey bees don’t hibernate—they huddle. Meanwhile, worker bees produced in the fall are plump and have longer lifespans than their spring counterpa… Source: Honey & Bee

Scientists, in their own altruistic effort to protect the Cape honey bees from a recent devastating blight, transferred the Cape honey bees to a northeastern region — only to see the Cape bees wreak h… Source: Honey & Bee

Jan. 9 (UPI) –Researchers have identified the agent of gene mutation responsible for turning typically dutiful honey bees into mutinous conquerers. Scientists and laypeople alike have long marveled a… Source: Honey & Bee