The bee population in the UK is declining quickly, and some species of the insect are even on the endangered list. We turn to ...

Provide access to water Whether you have a pond in your garden ... a nest in a cavity or burrow, provided with food stores of ...

It is not a male anything. This is a female chaffinch, which appears to be suffering from leucism, causing the plumage to ...

There were 45 confirmed sightings of yellow-legged hornets in the UK last year. A number of nests were ... of habitat means bees are endangered. No matter how big your garden or outside space ...

One out of every three mouthfuls of our food depends on pollinators such as bees. Crops that depend on pollination are five times more valuable than those that do not. Social bees, such as honeybees ...

The quintessentially British pastime of lounging in a sunny garden as bees and butterflies fill the ... prolific when it comes to blooming in the UK, creating bold and vibrant blotches to fill ...

Gardeners can attract bees to our gardens with the right mix of plants and flowers. Here are several key tips on landscaping ...

To encourage bee habitats, mow your lawn less (join #NoMowMay, the annual campaign by Plantlife) and allow your garden to grow wild. Those without a garden can look into supporting local “pollin ...