Climate Change Mitigation via Restoring Coastal Ecosystems

Georgia Institute of Technology | Created at: June 22, 2023 | Researched at: July 07, 2023

Dandelions are a Lifeline for Bees: We Should Learn to Adore Them

Lancaster University | Created at: June 06, 2023 | Researched at: June 06, 2023

A Fresh Hypothesis For The Development Of Honeybee Brains

University of Tokyo | Created at: May 26, 2023 | Researched at: May 26, 2023

The Honey Bee Virus Has Been Discovered In Mosquitos

Canadian Researchers | Created at: May 08, 2023 | Researched at: May 08, 2023

Research Illustrates How Plants Control Nitrogen Use In The Environment

Frontiers in Plant Science | Created at: April 27, 2023 | Researched at: April 27, 2023

New Insecticides are Being Developed to Target Honey Bee Enemies

UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY | Created at: April 05, 2023 | Researched at: April 05, 2023

“Surprising” – Researchers Have Found That Honey Improves Key Measures of Cardiometabolic Health

The advantages of consuming raw honey from a monofloral source for cardiometabolic health. It discusses the results of a recent study from scientists at the University of Toronto. It also mentions the potential health benefits of raw honey and the potential applications of unheated honey.

UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO | Created at: February 24, 2023 | Researched at: January 03, 2023

Old Trees Are Important in Fighting Climate Change

A recent study done in United Kingdom stated that old trees are crucial in absorbing and storing the carbon and hence helping a lot in controlling the earth temperature. Old trees are incredible carbon sink and they should be protected at any cost. Read here to know more about this research.

Geohoney | Created at: January 04, 2023 | Researched at: January 04, 2023

Exceptional IQ Level of Bees Causing a Buzz among Scientists

Bees are the busiest insects working hard to pollinate crops. These tiny creatures are essential for our food security & biodiversity. Though we all know about their challenging work to gather nectar, proof emerges that they are also aware, clever, and unique beings.

Geohoney | Created at: November 10, 2022 | Researched at: November 10, 2022

Bio Heaters And Bee Scaffolding – New Research Showed Distinctive Beehive Behaviour

Humans and honeybees have shared a close relationship for ages. Bees have been captured & reared for the production of valuable honey. Over a long time, captive honey bees began to outcompete wild honey bees, which were also losing the environment as their local forests were cut down. Then, in the 1940s, beekeepers in Africa began to see outbreaks of a harmful parasite - the Varroa parasite - which immediately spread to hives in Europe and the Americas.

Rutschmann and Kohl | Created at: September 03, 2022 | Researched at: September 03, 2022

Robo-Bees And Bubbles: Inventive Technique Of Artificial Pollination

AI technologies have become quite popular these days, no matter what the industry is. But have you ever wondered if this recently developed technique could be used in pollination? Artificial pollination is a genuine industry with a prospering edge of development. Though it sounds like a dream, this technique allows adequate pollination in areas with low bee populations.

Geohoney | Created at: July 15, 2022 | Researched at: July 15, 2022

Extreme Heat Conditions – A Buzzkill For Bees Threatening Their Fertility

Over an extended period, humans and animals adapt themselves to their local climates. When hotter and colder temperatures go above or underneath those standards quickly, logical proof shows that individuals become powerless against the health-related impacts of those limits.

Geohoney | Created at: May 31, 2022 | Researched at: May 31, 2022