True Calling Grant Filmmaker: Lindsay Fitzgerald HIVES is about short film about a Vancouver-based community worker, Sarah Common, who uses beekeeping to reconnect people to their communities, the land, and themselves. As a sideways...

When Japanese honeybees spot an intruder such as a wasp, they swarm around it, forming a "hot defensive bee ball" that literally cooks it. Sources: BBC, Herald Sun

It explains commercial importance of rearing silkworm, honeybees and lac insects.

This video is answering the question of why are bats important.

WHEN THE MACCABEES GO MARCHING IN SONG LYRICS' Oh when the Maccabees Go marching in Oh when the Maccabees Go marching in We want to shout And celebrate When the Maccabes Go Marching in! Oh Judah Macfabee Went marching in Oh Judah...

This video discusses carrion flowers, which are classified as flowers but emit disgusting and repulsive smells. The video explores the unique characteristics and challenges of these rare and difficult-to-cultivate flowers, offering...

NASA's Wayne Esaias sees honeybees as important data collectors to help us understand our changing climate.<b<br/>r/>

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Researchers in Croatia have found a way that the humble honeybee can help to clear up a deadly legacy of the 1990s Balkan wars. The researchers are training the bees to help find landmines. The bees are trained by adding particles of TNT...

Maya C. Popa reads her poem "The Bees Have Been Canceled

How do they hurt the economies doing the sanctioning? What is the difference between economic sanctions and regular old trade restrictions?

What Can Go Wrong? Ultimately, will the sanctions

work?

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Sara Eliza Johnson reads her poem, "Beekeeping

Anthony Thomas Lombardi (he/him/his) reads his poem, “Relapse Dream

Is Killer Bee honey dangerous to eat or just dangerous to get?! On this episode of Breaking Trail, Coyote and the crew go up against over 30,000 Killer Bees to find out if their honey tastes better than the farmed raw honey you can buy...

It's an exciting start to the 2015 Beekeeping season! Last week TWO of our hives swarmed! Today I explain why bees swarm and how beekeepers handle the colony and hives when they do! Mum couldn't be around for this video but she makes a...

This video tour of an urban homestead with Justin Tiret shows us his backyard garden in Portland, Oregon. Tiret is able to grow and raise much of the annual food production to meet his family’s needs.

Rick Steffen could be thought of as a small farmer for all seasons. That's because he grows a variety of crops, some unusual like his fruit orchards—inside a series of 55 greenhouses, some up to a half-acre in size, near Portland,...

Join me as I walk you through a honey bee SWARM and show you how to capture one! I've also got a question at the end of the video about swarm behaviour, if you're a fellow beekeeper please let me know your thoughts!

BONUS BUMBLEBEE VIDEO! - Following on from my last video "Searching for the White Tailed Bumblebee" I wanted to show you just how big queen bumblebees can get! This sunflower field was heaving with ENORMOUS queens foraging and getting...

An entomologist offers an impassioned voice speaking on behalf of the honeybees, and the threat posed by the Colony Collapse Disorder.

Next week we visit a large cherry farm to see trees in full blossom, and find out more about the importance of bees as pollinators; learn how to make a very unusual ice cream flavor: bone-marrow, smoked cherry ice cream with bourbon; and...

Mike Omeg's family has farmed in The Dalles, Oregon area for five generations. As Omeg explains in the video, at one time the farm was a diversified operation with cattle, wheat, and the big cash crop in the early 1900's: watermelons. In...

Butterflies, bees, locusts, misquitos, snakes, cockroaches, flies and snails.

From the archives: growing food comes with its own inherent risks. One of them, who ultimately gets the food that’s grown, you or the wildlife?