EducationBee-ing prepared in Simon Fraser University’s mechatronics programGraduate research in engineering doesn’t usually involve protective headgear or wielding a smoker, but when you’re trying to monitor thousands of bees, safety comes first
CanadaBees are in decline but backyard hives won’t save themSome experts say the trend of backyard beekeeping could at best do little to save bees, and at worst leave certain species worse off
ScienceAre bee hotels the answer to saving a species?’Bee hotels’ have been popping up as a possible aid for bee populations. But there are problems for those checking in.
ScienceEditorial: Save the bees, but not with an all-out pesticide banThe death of the honeybees is a serious matter, but a sweeping pesticide ban may actually make things worse
ArtsPhoto essay: A bug’s lifeThanks to a high-quality camera, the insect world is in clearer focus than ever before
LifeBuilding a better beeA 79-year-old Englishman whose bees resist Varroa mites is part of a wave of hope for global food security