On a June afternoon, while hiking on Flagstaff Mountain, I paused at a convergence of trails to consider my path into the future. But I never made a choice, for the buzzing of bees distracted me. At first, I thought I had discovered a hive of honeybees, but a closer look revealed an aggregation of solitary bees.

by Jonnie Dietz, Florida Museum of Natural History "Know your native pollinators" is a series of articles that will help you identify and appreciate Florida's varied pollinators, including bees, wasps, butterflies, moths, beetles, flies, birds and bats.

Published Scientific Research on 5G, Small Cells Wireless and Health Published peer reviewed science already indicates that the current wireless technologies of 2G, 3G and 4G - in use today with our cell phones, computers and wearable tech - creates (create) radiofrequency exposures which poses (pose) a serious health risk to humans, animals and the ...