We’re back celebrating National Honey Month! Let's look at the ins and outs of our relationship with honey. From its use in ancient cultures all the way to modern day, honey remains a staple to holistic health, self care, and a treat we all love!

September is National Honey Month, making it the perfect time to celebrate honey, and the remarkable pollinators, plants, ecosystems, and people connected to every jar.

Planet Bee has partnered with Renee’s Garden to open applications for a new, expanded version of the Seed Ball Stewardship Grant. Apply today!

Urban beekeeping isn’t just about honey—it’s about resilience, education, and reimagining our cities as thriving ecosystems. In San...

The female bee is the backbone of both hives and nests, shaping the survival of future generations.

Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. Entomological Section This Black History Month, bring the story of Dr. Charles Henry Turner...

At the heart of every hive is the honeycomb, a structure made up of hexagonal cells that serve multiple purposes.

The waggle or round dance of honey bees consists of a series of movements that form a figure-eight pattern.

Let’s delve into the different jobs of a worker bee and how each contributes to the hive's intricate social structure.