They call themselves Abeja Negra SOS – a group of mostly women working hive by hive to relocate bees that would be exterminated if they remained in Mexico’s crowded capital city.

Velíz is on a mission to save the approximately 20,000 bees inside. She heads a group of mostly women who are working hive by hive to relocate bees that would be exterminated if they remained in ...

Velíz is on a mission to save the approximately 20,000 bees inside. She heads a group of mostly women who are working hive by hive to relocate bees that would be exterminated if they remained in ...

Roughly 300,000 robot hives are in use across the U.S., scattered across fields of almond, canola, pistachios and other crops ...

Women for Bees is a state-of-the-art female beekeeping entrepreneurship programme launched by UNESCO and ... which prevents the programme from importing bee colonies or queens from outside to ...

High School Students Work to Save the Bees Colony collapse disorder (CCD) is a phenomenon with no concrete answer. It’s when there are no adult bees, but the queen bee, and usually immature bees ...

Using computer science to save the bees Date: March 4, 2025 Source: Carnegie Mellon University Summary: Researchers have created a system to help beekeepers monitor and analyze the health of their ...

They call themselves Abeja Negra SOS — a group of mostly women working hive by hive to relocate bees that would be exterminated if they remained in Mexico’s crowded capital city. It began in ...

They call themselves Abeja Negra SOS — a group of mostly women working hive by hive to relocate bees that would be exterminated if they remained in Mexico’s crowded capital city.

Velíz is on a mission to save the approximately 20,000 bees inside. She heads a group of mostly women who are working hive by hive to relocate bees that would be exterminated if they remained in ...