
The World’s largest bee has been (re)discovered!
Featured Photograph by Clay Bolt. What would you do if you encountered a bee as big as your thumb? LEAVE IT ALONE! It’s doing important
Pretty neat, right? Researchers are learning from bees
to improve facial recognition technology.
We all are or we should be! Beeple are involved in sharing why bees are important. Beeple are spreading the news about the plight of bees in our world and what could happen to all of us if the bees disappear. Beeple simply want bees to keep doing what bees do. Beeple understand that each of us on this planet, every one of us, is better because of bees.
We all hear a lot of gum-flappin’ and see people pointing fingers at bee catastrophe news. Bee stories are a quick way to some likes and some reads, but that’s a cop-out. Beeple want to do all they can to save some bees! That doesn’t mean we all need to keep bees or research Varroa mites or stick bananas in pesticide nozzles! When you see a box like this one on beeple.org, it’s a call to action that anyone can manage! See it. Read it. Get to it!
Featured Photograph by Clay Bolt. What would you do if you encountered a bee as big as your thumb? LEAVE IT ALONE! It’s doing important
There hasn’t been any sunshine for weeks. We’ve been wandering the banks of the Columbia River trying to find any single bee to follow, but
Don’t know if you’ve heard, people, but Mead is the future! It’s super easy to make, delicious, endlessly custom, and the more you drink it,
We’ve launched on National Honey Bee Day (08/18/18)! We have a lot yet to do. Thank you for your patience as we build out beeple.org