Taxonomy is the science of naming and classifying organisms. But it has more importance than just its use for science!

Not everyone has the means to make big changes to garden spaces, but every bit counts! Charity shares some tips to keep gardening fun and engaging.

With news reports about colony collapse, climate change, and ubiquitous pesticides, saving the planet by keeping honey bees seems like a good idea. But is that just “beewashing”?

A Bumbleship™ is a ceramic home for bumblebees designed by Dylan McLernon. Learn about these cool new bee homes in this blog post!

The National Bee Diagnostic Centre (NBDC) previously concentrated solely on honey bee health, but recently expanded their focus to improving the heath and diversity of Alberta’s native bees. Read about it here!

Have you heard about the Alberta Native Bee Council’s Province-wide Bee Monitoring Program? Read about it here!

Check out our top 10 books to learn about bees!

How do we know how native bees are faring? Understanding the status of bee populations requires monitoring. Read about it here!

Read about Molly, the dog that can sniff out bumble bee nests!

Can honey bees disrupt native plant and pollinator interactions? Read about Sydney Worthy’s research on Alberta’s prairie bee populations.

Read about Connor Nelson’s research on how linear disturbances, like cutlines, can affect bees.