Seeds For Bees Makes Saving HoneyBees Easier
The Throw to Grow seed mix is an excellent way to fight CCD and help with saving the bees. Learn more about this product and how you can help.
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15 Plants To Attract Bees
The major causes of colony collapse might seem impossible for a single individual to fight. But there are small steps everyone can take to reverse the disastrous decline of our most important pollinator.
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White House Launches Plan To Save The Bees
President Obama issued a memorandum this week, announcing the creation of a federal strategy to promote the health of all pollinators. But does the plan have substance?
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Bee Loss Numbers Worse Than Reported As Threat To Food Security Remains
The vast majority of honeybee colonies across the country are still suffering above-average winter losses and unusually high losses in the spring and summer seasons.
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How You Can Help Bring Monarch Butterflies (And Honey Bees) Back From The Brink Of Extinction
As more and more land is converted into G.E. crop fields, important pollinators like bees and butterflies are being decimated.
Harvard Study Says Neonicotinoids Cause CCD
Perhaps the latest study from Harvard will finally sound the gong on systemic pesticides: Neonicotinoids are proven to kill honeybees.
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How California Almonds Are Killing Bees
California’s almond groves are blamed for a new and massive honeybee die-off. So what do almond trees have to do with honeybees?
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Systemic Insecticides: A Disaster In The Making
Systemic pesticides threaten to bring global agriculture to a standstill. Bees, the planet’s No. 1 insect pollinators, are dying at an alarming rate. In parts of China, farmers are already forced to pollinate by hand.
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