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The University of Maine at Fort Kent Blake Library Gallery will host an exhibit of photographs entitled “Bumble Bees of the St. John Valley” by retired UMFK emeritus professor Dave Hobbins during the month of March.

A regional community service project where volunteers can help track bumblebees will launch in Iowa this spring.

A regional community service project where volunteers can help track bumblebees will launch in Iowa this spring.

Bumblebee queens take their first wing beat of the season as spring arrives and set out to find new nesting sites.

The report found that climate change, drought, and increased use of neonicotinoid pesticides have put bumblebees and other pollinators at risk.

It is possible textbooks will relay current stories of a global decline in bees as an extraordinary example of the world’s post-Internet fake news.

A CAFE in Kendal reopened under a new name after receiving support of Cumbria Business Growth Hub. 

FOOD hygiene ratings have been awarded to 25 of the establishments in the South Lakeland district area.

FOOD hygiene ratings have been awarded to 25 of the establishments in the South Lakeland district area.

Bumbles bees wanted to play as well. New research discovered for the first time that bumble bees showed playing behavior in an experiment.