
How we can still save our bees
Public pressure is growing in Australia to ban the sale of pesticides called neonicotinoids because of their harmful effects on bees.
Public pressure is growing in Australia to ban the sale of pesticides called neonicotinoids because of their harmful effects on bees.
Yet another new species of teddy bear bee has been discovered in northern Queensland during a ‘bush blitz’ of the area.
With camera in hand, insect photographer James Dorey travelled the country capturing the diversity of our native bees up close.
Aussie animals don’t often sport shades of blue, but when they do it’s usually due to some kind of trickery.
Research published today found that neonicotinoids have negative effects on honey bees and wild bees. But the results are mixed and far from conclusive.
Bees and wasps were responsible for a third of all hospitalisations due to stings and bites during 2000-2013, according to a new report.
Native pollinators are being overlooked in favour of the well-known honey bee, according to new research.
We’re all familiar with the sight of a bee burying its head in a flower, but what actually happens in those moments before it re-emerges, covered in pollen?
The little-known island of Keswick, part of the South Cumberland Islands off the coast of Mackay are home to a population of honey bees free from major disease
Congratulations to this week’s AG Flickr group member Gavin Ayre for his image ‘Thirsty work’.