Recent Blog Posts
- What Have We Learned From 6 Years of Monitoring Wild Bees?
- 2022 NSF-IRES: Pollinators in Changing Climates Colombia
- The Master Gardener Bee Monitoring Project
- Oxalic acid applications to honey bee packages: Do they help reduce mites and viruses?
- Honey bee viruses are common, but at low levels, in wild bees
- 2021 iRES Virtual Program – Student Projects Results
- A diamond in the pumpkin patch
- NSF-iRES Program: Pollinators in Changing Climates
- How viruses, immunity, and overwintering survival of feral honey bees compare to managed colonies
- Lopez-Uribe Lab @ESA #EntSoc20
- Pollinator Webinar Series – Winter 2020
- Coronavirus Food Assistance Program (CFAP2)
- Pollinator Webinar Series – Summer 2020
- Why should beekeepers care about the range expansion of spotted lanternflies?
- COMB Update November 2019
- Food for thought: Using an evidence-based approach to manage honey bees in light of wild bee declines
- IPM tactics to manage varroa mites
- Morning sting, Spring Newsletter 2019
- Windbreaks and wind breaks
- Purdue ankle biting honey bees: What’s the buzz?