This post New Research Links Honey Bee Swarms to the Spread of an Invasive Mite appeared first on Entomology Today - Brought to you by the Entomological Society of America. Invasive Tropilaelaps mites can hitch rides on swarming honey bees, survive, and reproduce in new colonies, a new study shows. It's the first time these […]

This post Circular Economics: Honey Bee Pest Turns Excess Pollen Into Food appeared first on Entomology Today - Brought to you by the Entomological Society of America. The small hive beetle (Aethina tumida) is a pest of honey bees, but it can also be deployed in beneficial ways. New research shows that small hive beetles […]

Can I share something? Our family is currently in the middle of trialing life without a TV. I am really loving it for few reasons, one being that we have become a board game family. We are not void of screens, there is a projector for the children to watch movies hired from the local […]

Getting ready for the new school year doesn’t have to mean big bills or big waste. I’ve put together a simple guide to how we make our back-to-school stationery lists more sustainable, including what we reuse, what to buy second-hand, and how to recycle the rest. As the last weeks of the year appear, the school […]