Bee hunting, finding and following wild honeybees, is a mix of excitement and mindful meditation that provides valuable insight into the lives of bees.

Top-bar hives have basic as well as optional components. Which ones you use—and how you use them—depends on your beekeeping goals and philosophy.

Supporting leafcutters, masons and other species of native bees is just as important as helping their managed-colony counterparts.

Thoughtful setup and preparation for your hives now can save you (and your bees) loads of time and trouble later.

Online tools can help to establish and maintain communication between pesticide users and beekeepers.

Conservation researchers increasingly rely on crowdsourced data to identify threats to pollinators. Here are ways you can help collect and report information.

Provide honeybees and other pollinators with a rich source of nectar and pollen nearly year-round by following these steps.

Researchers studying Spanish honeybees reveal how hotter, drier summers create a cascade of issues for bees and their keepers.

The sticky substance that aggravates beekeepers benefits collective and individual honeybee health. Researchers have triggered bees to forage for more resin to produce propolis, and so can you.

Researchers have developed bees that naturally fight Varroa mites, foulbrood and chalkbrood. Here’s how you can make it work in your hives.