A bee hotel is a great way of providing shelter and even breeding spaces for beneficial insects. You want to make sure you are putting the bee hotel in the ideal spot, so getting the position and ...

Perched on a rooftop in the middle of Seattle, Washington, the bee hotel at the Fairmont Olympic Hotel is made entirely from recycled materials collected by the hotel staff and logs from a nearby ...

BOTHELL, Wash., Nov. 12, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Bee hotels are used in gardens to provide nesting chambers for mason bees and increase pollination, but many people don't realize these bee hotels require ...

Bricks, wood, and hollow stems fill up a large, sheltered bee hotel. (Tobias Hampl/Courtesy Pixabay.com) Artificial bee habitats, commonly called “bee hotels,” are a popular form of intervention in ...

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Just like humans, some bee species are struggling with a housing supply shortage. Similarities between the bee and human experience don't stop there, according to Laurentian retired professor of ...

Just like humans, some bee species are struggling with a housing supply shortage. Similarities between the bee and human experience don't stop there, according to Laurentian retired professor of ...

Bee hotels buzz with activity, but is it the right kind? A graduate student at University of Illinois is researching bees and needs help, in the form of donated used bee hotels, from the public to ...

Researchers Daphne Myers, left, and Scott Campbell stand in front of the bee hotel in Lawrence, Kansas. A patchwork of bamboo and paper tubes, with diameters no bigger than a nickel, are stacked ...

SAN FRANCISCO -- Stung hard by disease, sometimes deadly pesticides and colony collapse disorder, the country's bee population is only half of what it was 70 years ago. The epidemic reached its peak ...

What do London’s Buckingham Palace, New York’s Whitney Museum of American Art and the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris all have in common? They’re all keepers of honeybees, part of a growing collection ...