The Oklahoma City trio left left their drum set at home for their New York concert. Luckily they had Sebadoh, Robyn Hitchcock, Cornelius and ICU to pick up the slack.

A new study examines how the colorful insects escape their predators in different temperatures

Rosie O'Donnell has made her mark on "The View." Now that she's leaving, who should step in to take her place?

"They didn't bother me," said the 98-year-old Florida resident

On Mother's Day, Salon looks at nature's absentee parents, the brood parasites

Nothing will stop urban beekeeping fanatics from making their own honey -- not traffic, not smog, not even the law.

Warmer temperatures might be helping a species of butterfly, but climate change is a double-edged sword

Bees have long faced issues as a result of anthropogenic climate change, but things are getting worse

Members of Britain's parliament say industry-funded research is compromising the fight to save pollinators

Wildfire-killed trees are some of the most important structures in a forest. So why are they still being logged?

Invasive Asian Giant Hornets are spotted in the Pacific Northwest — but scientists have a plan to take them down

After meeting with coal lobbyists, Trump officials shut down a study on how mountaintop removal is killing people

Bees and wasps solve problems in the same way despite being separated by 179 million years of evolution

Instead of viewing wild and managed bees as competition, we can view them as partners in producing landscapes