Discover the vital role of insects and pollinators in the New Forest. Learn about bees, butterflies, beetles, and more – and where to spot them across this biodiverse National Park.

Beekeeper Scott Svab provides tips for managing the small hive beetle in home apiaries and controlling its spread.

Mosquitoes will breed in a tiny pool of standing water. Check these hidden spots that collect water every time it rains, so ...

Notice giant black bees buzzing around your backyard? That could spell trouble for your deck or fence, according to David ...

Native bees come in a variety of sizes - some are big, some are small, and some are… even smaller! Enjoy these two vignettes ...

Whatever happened to the giant murder hornets? It seems like 2019 was so long ago, but that is when the Asian giant hornets ...

The playgrounds are not just packed with fun features, but also celebrate the district's identity. Read more at ...

It’s been quite the downer that central New York has not seen a weekend without rain or snow since the middle of November ...

Ah, the beloved honeybee. They’re fuzzy and social. They make honey and beeswax. Children draw them and backyard beekeepers ...

Researchers have produced what is probably the most comprehensive list of bee species in Connecticut, noting 388 of them so ...

I wrote recently about pollinator-friendly plants and, in response, an email from Susan Savolainen, who gardens in Banning, ...

The water will be used to soften the rocky ground to allow the bee to dig her burrow. Photo from Clay Bolt May 20 is World Bee Day, an opportunity to celebrate not only the beloved honey bee, but ...