English: How to Bee

A brief outline of the plot and key points of How to Bee.

These notes provide a short overview of the story, the author and the inspiration for the story. The notes also pose interesting questions for discussion.

This articles discusses the Australian study that finds bees know how to do basic math including adding and subtracting.

Behind The News explores the impact of mites on global bee populations and why bees are so important.

Seeing a Bee would probably make most of us worried because of that nasty habit they have of stinging you. But a government report released recently says we should be more worried for bees. It talks about some threats that are doing a lot of damage to bee populations overseas.

Which plants should you choose for your Bee-Friendly Garden? We ran a survey in Aussie Bee Bulletin asking readers across Australia to nominate the favourite flowers loved by their local native bees. Here are ten of the top plants that were recommended:

A brief, illustrated overview of the behaviour and characteristics of honey bees.

This article outlines the process of bees making honey and identifies the different types of bees in a hive.

In China’s mountainous Maoxian region in Sichuan Province, there are almost 6,500 hectares of pear and apple orchards. Every year, villagers descend on the farmlands to begin the monumental task of pollinating every single fruit blossom – by hand.

This article discusses using technology to protect Australia's bees against mites that have devastated global populations.

Save the Bees Australia aims to empower others to create change in their world. Bees and humanity face a major challenge from insecticides, herbicides, industrial-scale monoculture food farming and habitat fragmentation.