Tag: bees
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Australian-made Beehives: A New Option for Canadian Beekeepers
Canadian Beekeeping at a Crossroads Beekeeping in Canada faces rising costs, harsh winters, and shifting pollination demands. In Alberta, master beekeeper and educator Sheldon Hill has been exploring a potential game changer: an insulated hive manufactured in Australia that could offer better winter survival and reduced energy needs. While still in the pilot stage, Hill’s…
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Burning Issue: Fire Has Mixed Effects on Global Bees, Study Finds
Overview: Fire’s uneven impact on bee biodiversity New Curtin University research reveals that fire—whether through wild bushfires or prescribed burns—has highly varied effects on global bee populations. Some species thrive in the open, sunlit environments that follow a fire, while others suffer from habitat loss and the destruction of essential food sources. The study, led…
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Panic in the Park: An Unexpected Beehive Incident
A serene day in the park turned chaotic when a swarm of bees descended, sending visitors into a frenzy. Alarmed, Torshov Beekeeping Association received countless calls. In response, they cordoned off the area, creating a barrier to shield people from these agitated pollinators, reflecting the terror of the unexpected event.
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Panic in the Park: The Bee Incident
Chaos erupted in the local park as a swarm of bees became agitated, sending park-goers fleeing in fear. Torshov Beekeeping Association responded quickly, erecting barriers to safeguard the area. Witnesses described the scene as horrifying, with people running in all directions, leaving behind their belongings as they escaped the stinging menace. The bees’ frenzy was…
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Chaos in the Park
Panic erupted in the park as a swarm of agitated bees disrupted the peaceful afternoon. Visitors fled while calls flooded into Torshov Beekeeping Association for assistance. In response, emergency barriers were hastily erected to ensure safety. Onlookers described the scene as horrifying, emphasizing the urgency of the situation.