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World Bee Day: Celebrating the hives behind our harvests

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Bees are crucial to human survival, pollinating the vast majority of the food we eat. But there are ongoing concerns for their health with a number of threats impacting bee populations, including pesticide use and climate change. A new report to mark World Bee Day highlights the emerging problems, and also the steps we can take to save the bees.
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