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Beekeepers in the Okanagan suffered higher than usual bee mortality rates this past winter. North…
KAMLOOPS — A swarm of bees may look scary, but if they are honey bees,…

VERNON – Clandestine beekeepers around the city can finally relax. Keeping bees is officially legal…

VERNON – Under usual circumstances, lost animals include dogs, cats, and sometimes the odd budgie,…

KELOWNA – A popular nature exhibit in Kelowna is going to 'bee' a lot different…

UBC OKANAGAN RESEARCH PROJECT WILL HELP RAISE AWARENESS OF POLLINATOR SPECIES KELOWNA – Researchers from…

PENTICTON - Beekeepers are asking for your help to spot swarming bees so they don't become a nuisance and local beekeepers can use them to create new colonies. Uncaptured swarms can sometimes mean problems for homeowners, according to a media release. If they find small openings in roofs, they can establish themselves, resulting in a...