The Bee Report
Conservation Lost forest bumble bee returns in the Netherlands (Nature Today, in Dutch) The forest bumble bee (Bombus sylvarum) was observed by students during a monitoring study that is part of the Geuldal Forest Bumblebee initiative. This is a partnership of eleven parties tha…
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Conservation A newly discovered hot spot of bee diversity in North America (EurekAlert, Pensoft Publishers) The United States-Mexico border traverses t…
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Conservation Spring forest flowers likely a key to bumble bee survival, Illinois study finds (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) For more than…
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The Bees of Grand Staircase-Escalante film is showing this Saturday, April 24, as part of the 44th International Wildlife Film Festival – along side so…
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Conservation Bees bounce back after Australia’s black summer: ‘Any life is good life’ (The Guardian) Australia’s bushfires were devastating for bee pop…
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The Bees of Grand Staircase-Escalante are back! The film is available for viewing all day today as part of a MONUMENTAL Day of Action to support the Gr…
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Conservation The endangered rusty patched bumblebee is at the center of a legal challenge over habitat that conservationists say it needs to survive (C…
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Conservation Parts of southernmost states in U.S. will “tropicalize” as climate changes (USGS) As climate change reduces the frequency and intensity of…
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