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On the quiet Mediterranean island of Giannutri, a fascinating experiment has offered fresh insight into how …

A Wild Bee Squeeze: A study in bee conservation (Ep. 74) Read more →

Today we’re leaning into hope and action. Ecologist Nick Trull from the Scottish non‑profit RePollinate joins …

RePollinate: Hands-on Help for Native Pollinators (Ep. 73) Read more →

Imagine raising your family in a home surrounded by a toxic chemical cocktail. It sounds extreme, …

How Pesticides Endanger Wild Bees (Ep. 72) Read more →

Roadsides may seem ordinary, but they’re proving to be vital refuges for biodiversity. In landscapes dominated …

Bees in the Fast Lane: Roadsides as Pollinator Havens (Ep. 71) Read more →

As AI transforms the digital economy, its hidden climate costs are becoming harder to overlook. A …

The Digital Climate Footprint: What AI Means for Bees (Ep. 70) Read more →

I’m excited to share another season of buzzy conversations and inspiring stories with you. This year, …

Season 4: Bee a Hero (Ep.69) Read more →

Today we’re taking flight into the world of native bees with Gwen Kirschke, a NASA Space …

Pollinators in Orbit: How NASA is Helping Map Bee Landscape (Ep. 68) Read more →

We’ve long been told that honeybees are the backbone of agriculture; and the more, the better. …

Pollination Overload: Why More Honey Bees Don’t Always Mean Better Crops (Ep. 67) Read more →

What if bumble bees were more like nutritionists than we ever imagined? In this episode, Dr. …

The Nutrient Niche: What Bumble Bees Eat (Ep. 66) Read more →

By 2030, the United Nations predicts that 60% of the world’s population will live in cities. …

Living with Bees: Urban Harmony & Habitat (Ep. 65) Read more →