Washington's pollinators are critical to our state’s agriculture and can sometimes be used to help degraded ecosystems.

When beekeepers introduced honeybees to a protected island, wild bees nearly vanished. Could removing the hives reverse the ...

Honey is sugar-rich — it’s used among other things to feed larvae, Sánchez-Blanco says, but it also energizes the bees’ flight muscles, according to the National Honey Board. Bees produce ...

Amidst concerns about adulterated honey flooding the market, wild and organic honey emerges as a superior alternative, offering genuine health benefits. Unlike processed varieties laden with ...

For Roth, it’s crucial to protect both honey bees — like the ones in his rooftop hives — and wild species. His organization has set up nesting boxes in the hopes of helping solitary bees ...