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State must protect our ecosystem | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

State must protect our ecosystem | News, Sports, Jobs

New Yorkers are very concerned about protecting our environment and about the farming practices used to grow our foods. That is why the state Assembly and Se

Eco Talk: Before clearing your garden, think of the bees - Vimarsana News

Eco Talk: Before clearing your garden, think of the bees

The nice weather last weekend prompted me to start gardening. As I started to rake leaves and clear a path for the emerging perennials, I thought about the potential damage

Ann Arbor bans mowing through end of May to protect bee population - Vimarsana News

Ann Arbor bans mowing through end of May to protect bee population

The City of Ann Arbor unanimously passed The No Mow Initiative 2022, today, in hopes of saving the bee population.

Colorado bill aims to save bee populations by restricting pesticide use - Vimarsana News

Colorado bill aims to save bee populations by restricting pesticide use

A bill introduced in the Colorado State Legislature seeks to limit the use of some pesticides in the state in order to protect people and pollinating insects.

Eco Talk: How to help stop bee depopulation - Vimarsana News

Eco Talk: How to help stop bee depopulation

Judy Wright Special to The Citizen Now that summer seems to have arrived, both calendar- and temperature-wise, I have been seeing more pollinator activity in the flower garden. Pollination is a valuable and necessary service provided by both managed bees, primarily honeybees, and wild native bees. Between 75% and 95% of flowering plants worldwide need to be pollinated. Bees accomplish this by moving pollen from one flower to another in order to produce fruit. I cannot imagine what a summer picnic would be like without a ripe tomato, or a Thanksgiving dinner without cranberry sauce...