The Olympia Beekeepers Association ( Oba )

Criticism regarding the extermination of a massive swarm of honeybees, whose substantially weighted hive fell from the tree that it was attached to in downtown Edmonton, has become prominent within the community. Ordinarily, when pollinating insects cause a disturbance, they are removed from the area via calibrated vacuum and released elsewhere. This removal, as opposed to decimation, is customary because of the integral role these insects play in ensuring that plant foods reach maturity and maintaining a functional ecosystem. The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations estimates that up to “US$577 billion worth of annual global food production relies on direct contributions by pollinators,” and therefore, multitudinous city

Volk is a writer for Discover magazine and he follows around Darren Cox who is a 50 year old beekeeper who tries to make a change. The biggest question they are trying to answer is what is killing the bees, and how can it be stopped? Cox’s bees do not produce the amount of honey they used to and he would like to see an answer. Another point they consider is that the bees are not only dying, but they are weakening. He believes that the quality of work that bees put out is diminishing, which is then leading to the decrease in the quality of the honey in recent years. Volk’s article helps display how losing bees will impact us significantly. As far as solving the bee problem it is not what I was looking for but, I will use it as an example of what needs to change.

The honey bee population is going down, and while most people think it doesn't really matter or just don’t notice it, they should because it is a very big problem. I think the other people should try and change that. If bees die then it will not be good, at all. In this persuasive piece of writing, I will be trying to make people rethink about the bee population, and what it could potentially do to the human race.

The Salt Lake Bees are a Triple A, minor league baseball team that play in the Pacific Coast League(PCL), and are based in Salt Lake City, Utah. They started off as the Portland Beavers in 1903, playing at Vaughn Park. Following their 1993 season, the Bees moved to the beautiful Smith’s Ballpark in Salt Lake City, Utah, forming the Salt Lake Buzz. Smith’s Ballpark opened in 1994, and is one of the largest baseball stadiums in all of Minor League Baseball, seating 15,411 fans. On October 27, 2005, the Buzz transformed into the Salt Lake Bees, and resulted in a change in their major league affiliation, going from the Minnesota Twins to the Los Angeles Angels.

Gurinko’s interview and his years of experience in Highway Traffic and Safety Studies as well as Planning and Programming. We are fortunate to be able to offer him a position as a Traffic Control Specialist within our Traffic Unit. Until September 2014, Mr. Gurinko was employed

One day, Lily and her younger sister Milly went to the carnival and on the way they passed by the zoo. This reminded Lily about how much Milly loved penguins.

When it comes to Sherlock Holmes and his apprentice, people will tend to think about Sherlock Holmes and John Watson. Laurie R. King wrote a book that introduced a new apprentice to Sherlock Holmes, Mary Russell. Together the two solve cases that would make them grow as person and enrich their life. The book, The Beekeeper’s Apprentice by Laurie R. King, followed the theme of the the journey of apprentice and master and how it changes them was supported and shown through the characters and setting.

I interviewed my father for this project, he is a senior technologist for the Transportation Security Administration.

The Modesto Bee is a California daily paper, established in 1884 as the Daily Evening News and distributed constantly as a day by day under an assortment of names. Preceding its buy by Charles K. McClatchy and McClatchy Newspapers in 1924, it converged around the same time with the Modesto News-Herald, embracing that name as a major aspect of a combination. In 1933 it changed its name to the Modesto Bee and News-Herald, and in 1975 truncated the name on its masthead to the Modesto Bee. Its present proprietor, is the relative firm, McClatchy Company, an American daily paper organization.

Lily Owens is almost 14. She says swarms of bees visit her every night and create pretty air shows in her room. It's left ambiguous whether the bee invasion is real or imagined, but it's no wonder Lily would create companions for herself, as she's quite lonely—her father, T. Ray, is kind of a beast, and her mother, Deborah, died when she was younger. Rosaleen is her stand in

What I foresee in 150 years is the achievable collaboration we could build among ourselves to prevent catastrophic events from tarnishing us, such as the sea levels rising from global warming. We could build underwater environments for living with the technology we would have in 150 years. What about the bee population decreasing? Together we could build safe habitats and save the bees from going instinct. I could go on and on but the point is, with a strong relationship with each other, we could achieve what is considered the unimaginable, the

Tucked into the basement of a high-rise building on Broadway, Birds & Bees was founded by Marcos Tello and Nikki Sunseri. The cocktail bar brings back the 1950s-era and serves rotating seasonal cocktails, named after icons like Ella Fitzgerald and Doris Day, bringing the divas back to life in the local cocktail scene. Try their Signature Drinks like 'Cloak & Dagger', 'Blackstrap rum', 'Aged rum', 'Overproof rum', 'Lime and Falernum'. Patrons who love their drink can visit the cocktail bar during their happy hours at 5:00 p.m., and enjoy an awesome variety of cocktails at very cheap

Bees are very important to humanity and the world we live in because they provide the most efficient way to pollinate plants. Without them, wildlife would be greatly impacted in negative ways. The purpose of this research paper is to bring awareness and insight into the declining population of bees, how detrimental it is,the way it affects humans and nature as a whole. If drastic measures are not taken in a timely manner it will not be beneficial for our society. In the world, there are about 25,000 different types of bee species with about 4,000 in North America which can be then subdivided into nine families of bees(One Green Planet, n.d.). Bees help contribute roughly two hundred and sixty-four billion dollars to the global economy.

Over the summer, I work as an intern with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) at their central office in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. While my official title was Engineering Intern for PennDOT, I spent ninety prevent of my time with the Pennsylvania State Historical Preservation Office’s staff working under three different mentors.

Bee-utiful gardens is a plant nursery attempting to reduce the dying bee population by selling young plants lacking pesticides, which are responsible for millions of bee deaths every year. This business sells young plants for organic vegetable, heirloom vegetable, and flower gardens. CEO Rita Jones is targeting her Galena, East Dubuque, and the communities in between. Rita, a gardener herself, made the decision to launch her business when she discovered many large scale plant nurseries she often purchased from use pesticides on their plants. Rita knew a safer and more natural plant nursery had to be formed to provide awareness of this growing issue.