I’m just going to say it: Los Angeles is abuzz over urban beekeeping. For years the city has had a thriving underground beekeeping culture, with hives kept in backyards by Los Angelenos who want their ...

In London, rooftop beehives have become popular symbols for businesses expressing their commitment to sustainability. From 2008-13 the number of beekeepers in greater London tripled from 464 to 1,237 ...

The number of hives in cities keeps growing. In Paris, for example, the number of registered hives has jumped up by a factor of eight over the last decade. It’s billed as good for nature. But a recent ...

Beekeeping is one of the most visible forms of urban agriculture. In New York City alone, there are an estimated several hundred beehives even though the city legalized beekeeping just seven years ago ...

As cities grow and natural habitats shrink, urban wildlife must adapt to rapidly changing environments. A new study published ...

Beekeeping practices have gone urban, with a family-friendly option in the newly-developed B-box. Available via the current Indiegogo campaign, B-box might be the answer to the question of how to fix ...

On the grounds of CANVAS North, a Costa Mesa campus that offers an adaptable suite of creative work spaces, two tiny house-shaped boxes are abuzz with activity as tens of thousands of honeybees begin ...

From rooftops to government gardens, embassies to office buildings, if you know where to look, you'll find honey bees buzzing all over Washington, D.C. The cityscape has become a hospitable home to ...

With the need for natural food products constantly increasing, some Athenians decided to take matters into their own hands and in an original way. Many residents of the Greek capital are now ...

The Urban Honey Bee Project, an interdisciplinary initiative of Georgia Tech’s College of Sciences and Office of ...