Experts sound alarm as North America’s bees start swarm season unusually early
PolicySunday, May 17, 2026The Guardian

Experts sound alarm as North America’s bees start swarm season unusually early

Beekeeping experts are raising concerns as North America's bee swarm season is beginning unusually early due to a warmer winter, following significant bee population losses last year. This situation highlights the impacts of climate change on pollinator health and the subsequent risks to agriculture and ecosystems. Immediate action is needed to address environmental factors affecting bee survival.

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