Bees choreograph their twists and turns with cues about the direction, distance and even the deliciousness of flowers around the hive. Now a new study in the journal Science shows that honey bees ...

How is honey made? Unlike many other bees, honeybee species don't hibernate in winter. Instead, they stay active in their hives. During the coldest months, honeybees cluster together to keep warm ...

But then it went step further: It hired a beekeeper to install four honey bee hives on the roof. “Keeping wild animals is a great way to show that we have a connection to nature,” said the ...

We’re going find a way to use that,” Anderson said. From honey, to beeswax soap and lip balm, to furniture made from retired hive boxes, the Calm and Confidence team works to repurpose and reuse.

He and his wife, master beekeeper Connie Moore, have kept bees for the past 12 years and together they own Honey Hive Farms, a collection of 800 hives kept at various farms throughout the Valley.

Last Fall, Atlantic City Electric teamed up with Mill Creek Apiary to set up three hives full of buzzing honey bees. They hope to promote the various beneficial properties of pollinators - most ...

Colonies of bees industriously collect pollen from grasses and plants, bringing it all back to the hive to transform into honey. Hives like those at Cornelia Fort — which are made possible ...

Though bees are perhaps most famous for their honey, it's not the only thing they produce. Bee pollen, beeswax, royal jelly, bee venom and honeycomb are all harvested from the hive.