Bee Conservancy News Today

Throughout New York City, many hosted solar eclipse viewing parties on April 8 to watch as the moon covered 90% of the sun. One of those places was One World

Colorado is home to 946 native bee species and this year’s Honey Festival is aimed at raising awareness and educating the public of their importance and their tedious process through fun …

The Garfield Park Conservatory kicked off its 2023 spring season with its spring flower show, “The Bee’s Knees,” which explores the connection between bees and the city’s favorite blooming spring flowers. “The Bee’s Knees” will be on display at the conservatory until May 14. It offers endless stunning insights into blooming tulip bulbs, daffodils and...

Newell Brands said the new jars honor "the unsung garden hero - the honeybee."

/PRNewswire/ -- In anticipation of World Bee Day on May 20, the Ball® brand, a part of the Newell Brands global portfolio, has launched its latest innovation –...

African Safari Wildlife Park celebrated Earth Day on Monday, April 22 by making a $2,000 contribution to 10 organizations dedicated to conserving wildlife and

African Safari Wildlife Park celebrates Earth Day by donating a total of $2,000 to 10 organizations committed to conserving wildlife and the environment.

With the blooming of flowers this spring, next time you see bees in the process of pollination you can now think of their great benefits to the natural world. Without honeybees, agriculture — the glue that holds our society together — may face declining productivity, which would cause detrimental global ripple effects.

A Bath committee proposed allowing residents to keep bees in urban areas to support local agriculture and the food system.

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