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One of nature’s most important keystone species is working itself to death.

SEATTLE — One of nature’s most important keystone species is working itself to death. Colonies of honey bees — crucial pollinators for a wide variety of plants and cash crops — are at risk of collapse because of climate change, a recent study by scientists at Washington State University and

Bees and other pollinators are "really the glue in our ecosystems,” said USDA scientist Gloria DeGrandi-Hoffman.

SEATTLE — One of natures most important keystone species is working itself to death.

Meet Christopher Rosario, Guam state entomologist, avid beekeeper, and subject of our next "Standout Early Career Professionals" feature.

With the worrying news of pollinators facing decline in 2023, is it time for the beauty industry to look at how it is influencing their dwindling numbers?

From 2019 to 2022, honey production in South Dakota fell from 19.44 million pounds to about 7.5 million pounds, according to USDA data.

Honey produced from South Dakota’s sweet clover, alfalfa and wildflowers is highly prized for its mild flavor and light color.

The continued loss of colonies has the potential to affect roughly 100 different agricultural crops across the country and could raise food prices while decreasing food availability.