Types of bees in the UK: Telling the difference
Spring has never truly arrived until you catch sight of your first bee, but do you know what species it is? You might be surprised to...
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Solitary bees, what can I do?
Since the Let's Bee Kind campaign began, we’ve heard from many of you nature-lovers eager to learn more about helping bees and creating...
14 things you need to know about bees!
1. Bees are crucial to the economy What did you have for breakfast today? Jam on toast? Grilled tomatoes with your fry-up? Maybe fruit...
The secret language of Honey Bees
The Waggle Dance Most of us when we see a bee in flight are struck with complete fear that we’re going to be stung by the tiny fluffy...
Why do we need bees?
Bees are vital to a healthy environment and healthy economy. They're also simply beautiful and fascinating little insects. But what makes...
What do bees eat?
Honey bees need two foods to survive and both of these are provided by plants. The amazing relationship between bees and flowers strikes...
Are bees endangered?
With the increasing climate crisis meaning loss of natural habitat across the board for all wild animals, we are often asked if bees are...
What is bee friendly farming?
Bee-friendly farming means providing bees with what they need, and reducing the threats to their populations. This includes: Providing...
Should you take a bumblebee home?
So, you kidnapped a bumblebee… Each year, the Trust receives dozens of e-mails and phone calls from well-intentioned beenappers who have...
What are neonicotinoids, what is the problem, and what can I do about it?
Neonicotinoids (neonics) are the most widely used insecticides globally. They are used on more than 140 crop varieties to control a...
What can you do to help bees?
There are many ways to help save the bees and help the environment in the process. Whether you’re wondering how to save the bees or how...
Welcome to Let's Bee Kind!
With their black and gold stripes, translucent wings and signature furry body, the bee is a common sight in woods and gardens around the...
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