Do Bees See Color?
Do you know that bees see flowers much differently than we do? The remarkable eyesight of bees has long been a source...
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5 Easy Steps To Composting
Composting is the natural process of recycling organic matter, such as leaves and food scraps, into a valuable fertilizer that can enrich...
Angelina Jolie Advocates For Bees
We are heavily reliant on bees and life without them would be very different. This is why bee advocacy is extremely important...
What Is Urban Beekeeping?
Beekeeping is truly for everyone. Even if you live in a big fast-paced city, don’t have a backyard and never though about...
4 Facts That Prove That Bees Are Really Smart
It’s no secret that bees are very intelligent little creatures. Despite bee's brain is about the size of a sesame seed, they...
Recycling, Upcycling And Downcycling – What’s The Difference?
Nowadays, most of the Earth's natural resources are on the verge of extinction. Of course, this will not happen tomorrow, but in...
Royal Jelly And It’s Benefits
Royal jelly is one of the beekeeping products that people use for medicinal purposes. Often referred to as an "elixir of longevity",...
How To Pack A Plastic Free Picnic
Summer is the best time for picnics. Really, who doesn’t love sharing some food with friends, family, and workmates in a beautiful...
The Rarest Types of Honey
Did you know that there are more than 300 types of honey, and each type has its own taste and health benefits? Honey can...
The History of Beekeeping
When it all began When did beekeeping begin? One thing we do know is that bees have been around for a long...
Biodegradable Material Made From Sunflower
We all know that plastic is extremely harmful for the environment. Some of the compounds found in plastic have been found to alter...
Pesticides And Pollinators
What are pesticides? Pesticides are chemicals used to reduce damage to crops from weeds, rodents, insects, and germs, which increases the yield...