Honey Bee News

1. “They shunt the toxic burden to their eggs.” Queen bees have a morbid way of protecting themselves against chemicals - BBC Wildlife Magazine

   “They shunt the toxic burden to their eggs.” Queen bees have a morbid way of protecting themselves against chemicals  BBC Wildlife Magazine

2. Registered Pesticides Toxic to Honey Bee Larvae, Study Finds - Beyond Pesticides

   Registered Pesticides Toxic to Honey Bee Larvae, Study Finds  Beyond Pesticides

3. UC Davis study finds honeybee queens transfer pesticides to eggs - thebusinessjournal.com

   UC Davis study finds honeybee queens transfer pesticides to eggs  thebusinessjournal.com

4. Protecting Honey Bees From Area-Wide Insecticide Applications - Purdue University - College of Agriculture

   Protecting Honey Bees From Area-Wide Insecticide Applications  Purdue University - College of Agriculture

5. The Value of Bees as a Sentinel Species to Monitor Environmental Health: A One Health Perspective on Pesticides, Ecosystems and Human Well-Being | Newswise - Newswise

   The Value of Bees as a Sentinel Species to Monitor Environmental Health: A One Health Perspective on Pesticides, Ecosystems and Human Well-Being | Newswise  Newswise

6. Tracing pesticides in honeybees to preserve pollinators and agricultural productivity - Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (.gov)

   Tracing pesticides in honeybees to preserve pollinators and agricultural productivity  Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (.gov)

7. Fewer Oregon bees are dying from pesticides, report shows - Oregon Capital Chronicle

   Fewer Oregon bees are dying from pesticides, report shows  Oregon Capital Chronicle