Scientists embark on crucial study to save Britain's bees

Gardeners urged to plant two specific flowers this week to help bees thrive

Today (May 20th) is World Bee Day, and gardeners who want to do their part to help the bees are being urged to plant two flowers this week that will attract them

Scientists launch study to save Britain's bees

Scientists are using a new study to track which trees bees prefer as part of a mission to save Britain's bees.

Scientists embark on crucial study to save Britain's bees

Bees are vital to our ecosystem, but populations are falling all over the world due to a mixture of habitat loss, climate change, and the use of pesticides - and it's feared not enough research is being done to understand why.

Yes, Bees Can Get Drunk!

Believe it or not, humans aren’t the only ones who like to indulge in a little alcohol!  After treating themselves to some fermented nectar or sap, bees, too, can feel a little buzz.  But for bees, drinking isn’t nearly as fun as it can be for humans — in fact, it doesn’t go over well with the rest of the colony at al

Kew Gardens is leading a new study to track which trees bees prefer to pollinate, in a bid to help reverse their global decline

Bee populations are falling due to factors like habitat loss, climate change, and pesticide use. The research at Kew Gardens could guide urban planners in choosing trees that support bee health. By helping bees thrive, Kew Gardens aims to safeguard vital pollination for ecosystems and food security.