Illustrative image shows hoverfly, undated. Hoverflies are engaged pollinators and therefore an important part of ecosystems. (NewsX/Bee)
Picture shows a graphical abstract, undated. Pollen gathered by bees in Ireland contains large amounts of a banned insecticide, studies have shown. (Science of The Total Environment (2023). DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2023.166214, NewsX/Bee)
Substances Banned For Being Extremely Harmful To Insects Found In Bee Pollen In Ireland
Mauricio Gramuglia poses in undated photo. In 1996 he decided to leave the National University of Central Buenos Aires in the city of Tandil and delve into beekeeping instead. (NewsX/Bee)
From Quitting Uni To Managing 1,000 Hives: Meet Mauricio, The Tandil Beekeeper
Picture shows a bumblebee, undated. Chemical substances have an even worse impact on the behaviour of bumblebees at high temperatures, according to studies at a renowned British institution. (Daniel Kenna/Imperial College London, NewsX/Bee)
Bees Suffer Even Worse From Pesticides In The Heat
Picture shows Al-Nahl Honey jar, undated. Nazim Nazir started engaging in beekeeping after being unable to find pure honey at local markets back in his home district of Pulwama in the Indian-administered territory of Jammu and Kashmir back in 2017. (NewsX/Bee)