What's the Buzz About Wild Bees? | California Matters w/ Mark Bittman | The New York Times
Mark Bittman strolls through a Northern California farm with UC Berkeley’s Claire Kremen as she explains why pollinators - especially wild bees - are essential for crops.
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underrated video
Tks a lot :))
I love this and I love bees
watch the "More Than Honey" documentary its great
Go Bees!
I have not seen any Bees at my Mom's home in Bedminster, NJ. We had all kinds of Bees including Honey Bees, Yellow Jackets, Bumble Bees and other insects such as Wasps. This is very frightening and it is due to the Pesticides created by Monsanto. Hillary Clinton was a co-sponsor of the 'Monsanto Protection Act', if the Monsanto products are so safe for Pollinators and humans they why do the Corporation need to be protected with a Federal Statute?
The more you know
I can't understand :(( I'm bad at English >
Ban Monsanto Roundup.
So, Why did she kidnapped a bee?
It's about time these 'celebrity chefs' used their celebrity for something other than making money. colony collapse, the oceans dying, drought/climate change. Why aren't they all speaking out and educating the public whenever possible?