You might not realise it, but World Bee Day is fast approaching on the 20th May, and to commemorate the occasion, The World Bee Project has unveiled Plan Bee, a new honey-infused pale ale brewed in collaboration with Buxton Brewery. The initiative aims to raise...

A new honey-infused pale ale called “Plan Bee” launches today to coincide with tomorrow’s World Bee Day (20th May), through a partnership between Buxton Brewery and The World Bee Project. This 4.8% ABV brew, with an RRP of £4, combines all-British ingredients and...

Creative content agency Ride Shotgun has teamed up with Buxton Brewery and The World Bee Project to launch Plan Bee, a honey-infused pale ale celebrating World Bee Day tomorrow (Tuesday May 20th). The studio developed a bold design and illustrative stamp motif that...

Buxton Brewery has launched a new honey-infused pale ale in collaboration with The World Bee Project, in celebration of making everyday World Bee Day.

ALLIANCE is a three-year project funded by the European Union flagship research and innovation programme Horizon Europe.

The opportunity to be an Innovation Partner of The World Bee Project CIC (WBP) is an exciting addition to the company’s ESG commitments.

The World Bee Project has been selected by Atlas of the Future as one of the "25 projects that can save the world”: READ MORE HERE >

In an award ceremony hosted by MEP Franc Bogovič at the European Parliament in Brussels, the IX edition of the European Bee Award rewarded a wildflower mixture for biogas production and a beehive monitoring system. Brussels 7th December 2022 – The European Bee Award...

CAKE, the multi-award-winning Swedish maker of premium lightweight, zero emission electric motorcycles, has launched the Flower Power Limited Edition to support global bee & pollinator populations and raise awareness. CAKE’s Flower Power Limited Edition models are...

Friday May 20th is World Bee Day 2022! Did you know that bees play an essential role in global agriculture, pollinating one-third of the global food supply? Or that of the top 100 crop species that feed 90% of the world's population, bees pollinate 70%? Despite this,...

April 22nd is Earth Day! Earth Day 2022 consists of many events coordinated globally by EarthDay.org, with the year’s theme being ‘Invest In Our Planet’. This time the focus is on business and political climates, and securing new funding for a green and prosperous...

The World Bee Project speaking at Crops, Seeds & Soil Tech (CSS) 4, virtual international conference held by the  Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs  (Defra), European Institute of Innovation & Technology (EIT), Soil Association, Innovation...

The World Bee Project is using Artificial Intelligence and computing technology to understand the local challenges facing bees across the world.

Training women all over the world in sustainable beekeeping to improve income, independence and well-being.

The World Bee Project CIC collaborates with pollinator monitoring kingpin BeeHero to increase AI monitored hives in its World Hive Network to 50,000 and help smallholder farmers to pollinate and prosper.

The World Bee Project launched the World Bee Count 2020 on 20 May with the aim of amplifying the importance of pollinators through social media sharing. People everywhere were invited to take a picture of the nearest pollinator they could find and upload it to an interactive Global Pollinator Map, using a free mobile World Bee Count app.

The UAE is crossbreeding bees to develop a resilient Queen that can endure the harsh desert climate and sustain crucial pollination rates crucial for the country’s food security, Gulf News can exclusively reveal.

“If bees die out, humans have only four years to live.” This statement has been widely quoted and is often attributed to Albert Einstein, although there seems to be no evidence that he actually said it.

The Quaich Project welcomed The World Bee Project CIC to Scotland this week, to raise awareness of the importance of bees as part of our natural ecosystem and highlight The Quaich Project’s key campaign theme, to create A Space for Nature.

Trials of ‘smart hive’ technology have enabled The World Bee Project to collect billions of data points about the health and activity of honey bees, for scientific research and conservation efforts. Oracle and The World Bee Project are set to expand their partnership...

At the recent Oracle OpenWorld Dubai show, Oracle showed a demonstration of how natural Honey can be verified by blockchain. You may wonder, well, why would anyone need Honey verified by blockchain? You may be surprised to learn that Honey is one of the most...

Artificial intelligence and connected beehives could help stop the decline of the honey bee with the launch of a global monitoring network to listen in to hives around the world.  

Can artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning help save the world's bees? That's the hope of scientists who are scrambling to reverse the dramatic declines in bee populations. Bees are in trouble, but we're not quite sure why. It could be the overuse of...

Why Free Movement is Crucial for Science – and how cloud-sharing data from beehives help us understand these pollinators.

Bees and other insects that pollinate flowers are being driven toward extinction, according to the World Bee Project (WBP), so the global community launched a new initiative in partnership with Oracle using analytics to help slow the decline. At the "Nature of Data"...

Computer technology giant Oracle has partnered with the World Bee Project in the UK to monitor honey bee populations using its cloud technology platform. Starting in the UK, the initiative, dubbed The World Bee Project Hive Network, will use sensing technology to...

Oracle and The World Bee Project have announced a world-first approach to understanding the declines of honey bee populations and helping protect them.