When pollen resources are low, bumblebees damage plants to help drive more flowering so they can get more, researchers have found.

A wild dandelion's spiny pollen has evolved to attach to traveling bumblebees, report researchers.

Although there are pros and cons to flowering strips for bumble bees, they're a good way to offset pollinator declines, say researchers.

Buzz about "murder hornets" and "killer bees" aside, people love bees. And that's a positive sign for the conservation of our pollinators, researchers say.

Asian giant hornets have made their way to the United States. Two experts break down what that means and what makes the pests so pesky.

Asian giant hornets have arrived in a small portion of the United States. "We do not know how the species arrived in the United States but it is important to not overreact."

Honey bees that live in cities depend on a varied diet of trees, shrubs, and woody vines for food, depending on the season, a new study shows.

Genetic engineered bacteria in the guts of honey bees could pump out medicines to protect the bees against Varroa mites and deformed wing virus.

You might think that freshly burned pine forests would have fewer resident bees. But a new study shows that's not the case.

A kind of insecticide applied to corn and soy has become significantly more toxic to honey bees, but does little to benefit crops, researchers say.