Rare Plants Attract Rare Bees, Dartmouth Research Shows
Leaf cutting bees (Megachile apicalis) and thistle (Cirsium sp.), undated. Rare plant species turn urban gardens into habitats that appeal to scarce kinds of bees and birds, researchers in the United States have found. (Photo by Malcolm Bowey, NewsX/Bee)

Rare Plants Attract Rare Bees, Dartmouth Research Shows

Continue ReadingRare Plants Attract Rare Bees, Dartmouth Research Shows
New Nesting Sites For Solitary Bees
Picture shows a wild bee hotel to the side of the former main entrance to the district building on Nassauerallee in Kleve, North-Rhine Westphalia, Germany, undated. The district of Kleve is setting up a total of 13 insect hotels at different locations to promote biodiversity. (Kreis Kleve, NewsX/Bee)

New Nesting Sites For Solitary Bees

Continue ReadingNew Nesting Sites For Solitary Bees
Pollination Helps Keeping Food Production Stable, Research Reveals
Picture shows a bee on flower, undated. Honeybees and other pollinators are substantially stabilising the production of food, according to an examination by scientists at Reading University. (Louise Truslove, University of Reading, NewsX/Bee)

Pollination Helps Keeping Food Production Stable, Research Reveals

Continue ReadingPollination Helps Keeping Food Production Stable, Research Reveals

End of content

No more pages to load