Do We Need Bees? Bees are incredibly important members of our ecosystem! Without them, the world would be a very different place.

General Layout We will be doing this project over the course of several weeks. The project is broken into 3 phases. Phase 1 of the project will begin on Wednesday, April 5. Phase 3 of the project...

We have finished our unit about bees. My little ones had a lot of fun and learned a lot.  We did a cute Bee glyph.  As well as rea...

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The window displays at Anthropologie are always wonderful, but their recent honey bee displays are just marvelous, and for such a good cause {I've written about the serious business of the honeybees disappearing here}. Check out this, too: bees gone...

Расказывается о уникальной технологии вывода и облета маток а также создания семей медовиков и противороевом мероприятии .

I happily decided to go into school this past Monday to start working in my classroom only to find out that summer school was held in my roo...

World Bee Day was a few days ago, but it can be a year-round and lifelong project to protect bee populations in the ecosystem around you! Bees and other pollinators are a vital part of our world and our food supply, but their populations have been rapidly declining for decades. Here are 6 things you can do to save the bees: Check out the post on Instagram for more! 🌱

I'm sharing a crochet project with you this week. I recently finished this beautiful Hotel of Bees shawl, and I wanted to highlight it here.

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Mining bees, mason bees, carpenter bees, are Bees that resemble bumblebees or are confused with bumblebees, their behaviour and nest construction

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The beekeeper who spoke to our photography group kept saying, "It's OK. You can get closer!" He was telling the truth, but it took me some time to work up my nerve and move in. We were photographing after a class offered to beginning beekeepers by Virginia Tech at the Catawba Sustainability Center. You can read more about the class here New workshop offered for beginning beekeepers. And a big thanks to Mark Chorba, our area's "bee whisperer".

In this game, students explore how bees transfer pollen from flower to flower. Using cheesy snacks or powdered paint to symbolize pollen sacs, each student has the chance to be a bee and pollinate flowers. Pollination is a two-way mutually beneficial process between plants and animals. A pollinator comes to a flower in search of […]

Agapostemon (green sweat bees) nest in the ground. They live in small social groups.  Ground nests often have several entrance holes; each must be guarded. This is a "job" for certain bees. Check out the two guard bees standing sentry. I consider myself very lucky they tolerated

Missouri has many species of halictid bees, or sweat bees. Some are solitary, but a number show different levels of social behavior. They're named for their attraction to perspiration, which offers them precious moisture and salts.

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