Bees

WSU researchers and partners join the journey of pollination to get a clearer picture of colony health.

Every month, WSU Extension experts share guides to help improve agriculture across the Pacific Northwest.

WSU’s new Honey Bee & Pollinator Research, Extension, and Education Facility officially opens, allowing for huge expansion in the amount of research scientists can do to help save the bees.

To help maintain local pollinators, Snohomish County Extension sponsors the Beginning Hobbyist Beekeeper course.

Retired beekeeper Eric Olson made another donation to support the WSU honey bee research program to Dean Wright, Provost Bernardo, and others.

The newest Fellow of the Mycological Society of America, award-winning Washington State University scientist and teacher Lori Carris helps us understand the incredible impact that fungi have on our crops, our lives and our world. One of only three scientists around the world to receive the Fellow Award in 2018, Carris received her fellowship at […]

New research from WSU scientists finds that feeding a mushroom extract to honey bees greatly reduces virus levels.

WSU alums Ken and Sue Christianson donated $1 million dollars to WSU to support a Honey Bee and Pollinator Research Facility on WSU’s Pullman campus.

Winter is a tough time for the world’s most important pollinator

Gathering last-minute sips of nectar and pollen, bees at the Washington State University Teaching Apiary made the most of an unusually warm day before winter’s cold struck.