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Honey production is down in parts of Europe this year due to extreme weather.

Oregon Congressman Earl Blumenauer was a guest on Straight Talk and discussed President Biden's infrastructure bill, climate change, and saving the bees.

The Missoula Conservation District is taking part in Pollinator Week by giving away free wildflower seeds and is sponsoring two showings of the movie The Pollinators at the Roxy Theater.

KVRR Local News Pollinator Week is bringing awareness to struggling pollinating species, including some birds. June 22, 2021 FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) — In honor of Pollinator Week, Audubon Dakota is teaming up with the Fargo Parks District to establish a new pollinator garden. The new garden is at Orchard Glen. This location is part of the Audubon bird-friendly community initiative. This week is designated to bring awareness to struggling pollinating species, including some birds. Volunteers came o...

Published: 6/22/2021 8:49:33 PM AMHERST — A small group of local and state officials, clad in white jackets and netted hats, gathered around Kim Skyrm as he held up a piece of honeycomb crawling with bees. Skyrm, the state’s chief apiary inspector, had just taken it out of one of the boxes that house beehives. Soon, the overcast sky would also be swarming with bees. The gathering was in celebration of Massachusetts’ “Pollinator Week,” an annual event that generally takes place the thi...

In honor of National Pollinator Week, June 21-27, here’s how IGCs can market and educate customers about the benefits of eco-friendly plants and insects.

Bees and other pollinators make sure flowers continue to bloom and crops continue to grow

We should all thank the pollinators of the world