Forget reaching for the weedkiller – scientists say you should let the weeds grow in your garden this summer. Letting scruffy thistles, ragwort and knapweed grow in your garden could help save hungry ...

As summer begins to wind down, pollinators are preparing for colder temperatures. South Dakota State University Extension Urban Entomology Field Specialist Dr. Amanda ...

That patch of lawn you keep meaning to mow might be doing more for local bees than you realize. A new study finds that centipedegrass, a common turfgrass across the Southeast, actually functions as a ...

Strong El Niño events are commonly associated with wet winters for the Golden State. As the jet stream and atmospheric rivers that douse the Pacific Northwest in normal winters get pulled south into ...

Master beekeeper and founder of New York’s first honey and bee shop Nick Hoefly shares some facts about honey, including its medicinal uses. World Honey Bee Day recognizes both hardworking bees and ...

Without bees, the world would be a far less colorful and fruitful place. After all, these yellow and black stripe insects are among our ecosystem’s most pivotal pollinators, with most of the world’s ...