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ATHENS — No line of research is too big or small for Lewis Bartlett — literally. From mammoth extinctions to the western honey bee (Apis mellifera), he’s published on a

No line of research is too big or small for Lewis Bartlett—literally. From mammoth extinctions to the western honey bee (Apis mellifera), he’s published on a wide range of topics during and since university. 

The University of Georgia’s College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences has partnered with Dalan Animal Health to advance the world’s first honeybee vaccine.

Dalan Animal Health anticipates having vaccine available for purchase in the U.S. in 2023

Vaccines are a proven benefit in the world of animal science. Producers have vaccinated livestock and pet owners have vaccinated dogs and cats for decades. Soon beekeepers may be able to protect their colonies through vaccination. The University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences and Dalan Animal Health have teamed up to advance the world’s first honeybee vaccine.

Aspiring amateur apiarists have the opportunity to bring bee colonies into their own backyards as part of a new City of Calgary program

CLARKESVILLE, Ga. — “I was one of those teenagers — I wanted to be an actress. I went to college for theater but dropped out and got on drugs.”

CLARKESVILLE — “This is beyond just a feel-good program — we’ve had students learn to read just so they could participate,” Jennifer Berry, a doctoral student and research professional in

Blackburn College has received 2022 Bee Campus USA recognition, an initiative from the Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation dedicated to sustaining pollinators.

Athens beekeepers and UGA researchers are producing honey and preserving pollinators.