The homesteaders at Gold Shaw Farm explain the surprising decision of a reluctant farmer finally agreeing to bring goats onto ...

It can help in dry climates and may save them from swimming pools.

"The bees know their purpose. They were created to pollinate our crops, our trees and everything that we eat.” FOR nearly a decade, Maria Teresa Al-Motawa saw her future in the Middle East. Like many ...

Kate Titford of Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust (BBOWT) finds out why we need to go wild for bees ...

Therefore, it’s important to keep covers on pitchers, jars, and trays that have sweet drinks, sauces, and foods. “Once a scout bee finds a sugary food source, they may fly back to the hive and tell ...

We generally think trees should smell good. That's the expectation if you're planning to grow one that blooms and fruits but ...

Recent sightings of cardboard boxes hanging high in Tsawwassen's tree canopies mark the front lines of a quiet environmental ...

Many invasive pests, such as spotted lanternfly, have hitchhiked on plants, luggage, or in container ships and planes to make new homes here in the U.S. Unfortunately, because they have no natural ...

An estimated 50 percent of bees in Michigan and nationwide were wiped out this past winter, making it more important than ever to help pollinators survive ...

Happy pollinators, happy plants.

Crops and flowers rely on them for survival, but wild bees are declining – and crucial nutrients will go missing from our diets as a result ...