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Pollinator populations have plummeted across the globe. In their absence, research has shown that flowering plants can evolve to rely more heavily on themselves to reproduce.

Insects may be finding it harder to locate flowers because the scent molecules released by the flowers smell different after they react with pollutants in the air

Top experts, Dr Matthew Bulbert and Dr Andrew Jones, of Oxford Brookes University, has warned that an invase mosquito could hit the UK as a result of climate change

It’s going to be a big year for the insects as parts of the U.S. will experience what some are calling a “cicadapocalypse.” Two broods of cicadas are emerging in the same year for the first time since 1803.

The ermine moth’s wing structures are fascinating because they rely on a mechanism we teach our engineering students to avoid

Flies buzzing around your kitchen can be really frustrating to deal with, but one woman has shared the simple hack she used to stop it happening for good, and it didn't cost her a single penny

Well, its unfortunate that the 66th Hashknife Pony Express event in Holbrook was both so poorly publicized and attended. I guess everyone expects everyone else to know about it, but

Generosity throughout Flagstaff​​​​​ contributed to a successful shoebox gift collection season at drop-off locations for the Samaritan’s Purse project Operation Christmas Child. Across the U.S., the project collected 10 million

Re: Bookmans cutting staff and being forced to strategize in this economic climate: Just curious — does Flagstaff’s increase in minimum wage yet again this January have anything to do

Patty Hansen has been an outstanding county recorder who has always done her best to get out the vote. Ever since she was elected in 2012, shes done everything possible