Bees in Tel Aviv get a rehome
In partnership with volunteer bee relocation group Magen Dvorim Adom, the Tel Aviv-Yafo municipality is dedicated to keeping its pollinators buzzing.
In partnership with volunteer bee relocation group Magen Dvorim Adom, the Tel Aviv-Yafo municipality is dedicated to keeping its pollinators buzzing.
Nutritional imbalances affect survival, reproductive success and offspring health of bees, which in turn impact pollination of our food supply.
With Rosh Hashana honey in mind, ISRAEL21c visits an apiary to see how BeeHero produces insights for beekeepers and growers trying to feed a growing world.
When a hive of bees swarmed her car, ISRAEL21c Editor Nicky Blackburn discovered an unusual emergency helpline just right for the occasion.
There aren’t enough honeybees for ever-growing agricultural needs, so BloomX invented mobile units that bio-mimic the job of the bee.
Tareq Nassar saw empty rooftops and high unemployment among Arab women of Jerusalem and hatched a honey of an idea to address both issues.
Siblings whose last name means ‘honey’ have a technology for cultivating honey in the lab as world’s bee population fast dwindles.
‘Good’ insects like bees and parasitoids are essential to our existence but their survival is threatened. Here’s what you can do assure their future.
From bee-free honey to completely autonomous beehives and artificial pollination, Israelis are buzzing with ideas.
Miri Newcome and Chaya Ben-Baruch made each other’s dreams come true by starting a social business that produces lip balms, candles and honey.
Netanel Moshe Sagi’s holistic retreat on Cozumel offers wellness and nature activities and houses a sanctuary for an endangered forest pollinator.
Amidst decreasing global bee populations, new finding provides optimism for pollination and bee habitat conservation.
Beewise gives beehives a 21st century revamp, complete with computer vision, AI and precision robotics.
Fewer wildflower choices thwart bees’ natural inclination to choose a balanced diet and they suffer cognitively from lack of omega-3 acids.
The international scourge of colony collapse disorder affects Israel’s bees less than in other countries, due to a variety of innovative strategies.