Your backyard hive isn't really helping save bees, research

Allyson Chiu THE WASHINGTON POST – If you think backyard and rooftop beehives are helping save the bees, think again, experts said. A growing body of research suggests that the explosion of urban beekeeping involving honeybees in many cities and towns may be hurting critical local wild bee populations. A recent peer-reviewed study conducted in […]

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