Humans need bumble bees—and they are disappearing faster than we thought By Molly Glick / Feb 7, 2020
These newly discovered iridescent bees are already at risk of extinction By Jess Romeo / Sep 24, 2019
Scientists thought they lost the world’s largest bee, but it was hiding in plain sight By Eleanor Cummins / Feb 22, 2019
The weirdest things we learned this week: deadly insomnia, the prettiest poop, and emergency beekeepers By Rachel Feltman / Apr 26, 2021
Honeybees May Be Dying Off Because They’re Eating Inferior Honey Substitutes By Rebecca Boyle / May 1, 2013
To shorten flights and lower emissions, scientists are discussing the birds and the bees By Marlene Cimons / May 9, 2018
Rising temperatures are opening new territories for venomous creatures—including your backyard By Kate Baggaley / Apr 20, 2018
Saving pollinators is about more than just honeybees By Philip Donkersley/The Conversation / Apr 19, 2018
Video: To Kill Predators, Japanese Honeybees Surround Them in a ‘Hot Defensive Bee Ball’ By Clay Dillow / Mar 15, 2012
Breeding Super-Hygienic Bees to Take the Offensive in Colony Collapse Fight By Stuart Fox / Oct 6, 2009
Farmers Are Using Bees To Spread Nature’s Own Pesticides By Brooke Borel for bioGraphic / Oct 27, 2016
This bumblebee is the first to become endangered—but it won’t be the last By Sarah Fecht / Jan 11, 2017