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Current Save the Bee funded research initiatives include: Evaluating stressors on honey bees during crop pollination. Examining the long-term effects of pesticide exposure on colony health. Analyzing the nutrients in various pollens to understand the best foods for bees. Investigating how well common treatments work to stop the Varroa mite.
Bees are amazing creatures that help plants grow by pollinating them. In a hive, there's a queen bee, worker bees (all females), and drones (the guys). Worker bees collect nectar to make honey, their delicious food. They also create beeswax and propolis for building and protecting their homes. By adopting a hive, you're like a bee guardian ...
Our three interlinking pillars, the World Hive Network© the World Bee Mark© and World Bee City©, and our social impact programme, Celebrating the Right to Life, Food and Shelter for Women in Adversity, contribute to sustainable development and support the interdependencies between bees and people in the context of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
In recognition of the pivotal role that youth can play in addressing challenges bees and other pollinators are facing, World Bee Day 2024 focuses on the theme "Bee engaged with Youth." This theme highlights the importance of involving young people in beekeeping and pollinator conservation efforts, recognizing them as the future stewards of our ...
The UK's bumblebees are in. crisis. Bumblebees are familiar and much-loved insects that pollinate our crops and wildflowers, so people are rightly worried. With disappearing nature corridors, urgent action is needed to provide habitat and protect their populations.
The importance of the "Adopt a Beehive" program extends beyond individual hives. It's a collective effort to address the threats faced by honey bees, including habitat loss, pesticide exposure, and climate change. By adopting a hive, you contribute to the broader mission of Save The Bees USA – a mission that seeks to create a sustainable and ...
Bees are part of the biodiversity on which we all depend for our survival. They provide high-quality food—honey, royal jelly and pollen — and other products such as beeswax, propolis and honey bee venom. As the landmark 2019 report from the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) notes ...
