Why Industrial Agriculture Puts Honey Bees in Peril
A honey bee researcher argues that the biggest threat to honey bees is the industrial agriculture systems they're bred to support, and she urges colleagues to reframe the scope of their research on honey bee health.
The Lives and Careers of Entomologists Ernest J. Harris and Margaret Collins
February is Black History Month. To mark the occasion, enjoy the 2020 and 2021 ESA Founders' Memorial Award Lectures, which showcased the careers and accomplishments of two pioneering Black entomologists.
Why One Entomologist is Digging Deep Into Beekeeping Data
Meet Rae Olsson, Ph.D., an entomologist and landscape ecologist developing new data-based tools for beekeepers and subject of the next installment of our "Standout Early Career Professionals" series.
Discussing Monarch Butterfly Status, Conservation, and Research With Bayer Scientists
Sponsored post: The monarch butterfly's status as an icon for pollinators and other beneficial insects is uncontested, but its population levels have been declining in recent decades. In this Q&A, scientists at Bayer share how their work in monarch butterfly conservation and pollinator protection reflects Bayer's commitment to sustainability and biodiversity.