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One in every three bites of food depends on pollinators, and U.S. beekeepers now lose 30 to 40 percent of their colonies every year. The State of the Ark™ News opens its coverage where the crisis bites first: the rescue of the bees.
Most pollination is done by wild, solitary bees with nowhere to nest. Bee-Team™ crews are changing that, one drilled log at a time.
A generation ago the frontline data on extinction lived on paper, curated by universities. When the ink dried, that window closed. It is reopening.
Apples, almonds, berries, coffee: the staples of the table stand or fall with the insects nobody watches.
Two student groups power the Report: Bee-Team™ crews living the work, and researchers who develop assignments and fact-check stories.
The Pollinator Food Oasis starts small. Here is how a student, a class, or a family joins in to Keep the Bees Buzzing™.
The student-led daily news show on ecology and endangered species. The first pilot is already shot; episodes post here as they arrive.
What folding paper teaches about global population, energy, and food needs.
The hidden pesticide danger to wildlife, birds, and the bees. Only you can Keep the Buzz Going!™
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