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MAS Gold Corp (TSX-V:MAS, OTCQB:MSGCF) said it has completed drilling at the North Lake Deposit on its wholly-owned Preview North property in the La Ronge...

Potent Ventures Inc said it has established a partnership with The Bee Conservancy, forming the foundation for its purpose-driven endangered Keystone...

Gamesquare Esports Inc said it has opened Fourth Frame Studios, a first-of-its-kind content production and creative execution studio at the intersection of...

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will conduct a year-long study to determine whether the American bumblebee may be placed on the endangered species list.

Wander into Chris Reid’s new studio this weekend and you’ll experience vibrant colors jumping off the canvas of her plein air painting capturing a snapshot of her expansive gardens.But just as quickly as your eyes lock in on the yellows, pinks and...

PITTSFIELD, Mass., Oct. 05, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Shire City Herbals is excited to culminate National Bee Awareness month, September 2021, with a...

– B. Turner, via email Whether you’ve noticed it or not, far fewer bees are around nowadays. One-quarter of the world’s 20,000 bee species are in precipitous decline or have already gone extinct since 1990. A range of causes are to blame, including indiscriminate overuse of pesticides, loss of plants, and habitat destruction from human encroachment. But the latest and greatest threat is now climate change, which is warping the bees’ environments (blooming seasons, plant dive...

TAHLEQUAH – The Cherokee Nation received two native bee houses from The Bee Conservancy organization in April through the organization’s Sponsor-A-Hive program.  The houses were installed April 21 and will be among 16 other bee pollinator homes in the tribe’s heirloom garden, which were installed in 2020 as part of an initiative by first lady January Hoskin to boost pollinator populations.  According to a CN press release, pollinators are crucial to the survival of Ea...

TAHLEQUAH – The Cherokee Nation on Monday will unveil the tribe’s first rural electric transit buses – among the first in the country – and first electric school bus, which is the first in the state, as part of its efforts to reduce the tribe’s carbon footprint.  The CN celebrates Earth Day by announcing several key initiatives with events planned each day next week.  On Monday at 12:30 p.m.  at the Cherokee Casino Tahlequah electric bus charging station in the...

Dear EarthTalk: How are bee population numbers doing these days? – B. Turner, via e-mail