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Native Tasmanian bees shun the hive life for bachelorette pads and cuddle puddles - Vimarsana News

Native Tasmanian bees shun the hive life for bachelorette pads and cuddle puddles

Tasmania's native bees aren't as notorious as the Tassie devil or the swift parrot. But these tiny, unassuming and strangely beguiling bugs are incredibly important to the state's forests and fields.

Source: abc.net.au
Bees can do so much more than you think – from dancing to being little art critics - Vimarsana News

Bees can do so much more than you think – from dancing to being little art critics

We all know bees are vital pollinators. But they’re also art critics, social learners, dancers and so much more.

The world of native bees to be explored in upcoming seminar at Genesis Place in Airdrie - Vimarsana News

The world of native bees to be explored in upcoming seminar at Genesis Place in Airdrie

If there is one take-home message Evans hoped those coming out to the Native Bees 101 seminar at Genesis Place would remember, it’s that everyone has a role to play in helping conserve Alberta’s native bee species.

Spend your spring at Morris Arboretum – Metro Philadelphia - Vimarsana News

Spend your spring at Morris Arboretum – Metro Philadelphia

There are plenty of reasons to head to Morris Arboretum this spring. 

"Co-Flowering Species Richness Increases Pollinator Visitation to Apple" by Amy Marie Gilpin, Conrad Kobel et al. - Vimarsana News

"Co-Flowering Species Richness Increases Pollinator Visitation to Apple" by Amy Marie Gilpin, Conrad Kobel et al.

Co-flowering plants can experience an array of interactions, ranging from facilitation to competition, the direction and strength of which are often dependent on the relative abundance and diversity of the plant species involved and the foraging behavior of their pollinators. Understanding interactions between plant–pollinator networks and how they change over time is particularly important within agricultural systems, such as apples, that flower en masse and that also contain non-crop co-flowering species both within the farm and the surrounding landscape. We determined the degree of overla...

Source: uow.edu.au