by Martin Lewis | Sep 19, 2023 | World Bee Journal
It is essential to cut production of fossil fuels to avoid the most severe impacts of climate breakdown and the social and economic mayhem that is bound to ensue. 18 SEPTEMBER 2023 As the climate emergency escalates, so does the global movement for climate...
by Martin Lewis | Sep 18, 2023 | World Bee Journal
“When bees to distance wing their flight, days are warm, and skies are bright. But when their flight ends near their home, Stormy weather is sure to come.” Richard Inwards wrote this in 1893 in his book ‘Weather Lore’, and it turns out that throughout history, bees...
by Martin Lewis | Jun 21, 2023 | World Bee Journal
A Potential Solution to Plastic Pollution When plastic was invented in the 1950’s, it seemed like a pretty good idea as it was strong, waterproof, and cheap. But we all know the downsides of materials which don’t bio-degrade, and the billions of dollars which would be...
by Martin Lewis | Jun 20, 2023 | World Bee Journal
Commercial crop pollination is essential to the human food supply chain, and honeybees are brilliant at it. However, modern, unsustainable farming methods are seriously affecting bee health. Solutions are available; they just need to be implemented. Why do honeybees...
by WBPadmin | Jun 20, 2023 | World Bee Journal
Picture this: a world without the vibrant hues of blooming flowers, succulent micro-nutrient-rich fruits and vegetables, and clean air. It’s a world that would leave us yearning for nature’s bountiful gifts. Yet this seemingly dystopian scenario is not...
by WBPadmin | Jun 19, 2023 | World Bee Journal
Many plants rely on insect pollination to survive, but what can they do to ensure they are visited as frequently as possible? Ingenious ways flowers attract bees Honeybees visit flowers to fetch pollen and nectar, so you might think the best option for a flower would...