Category: Pollinators

Gratton Lab research featured in UWRightNow

See a video made about the Gratton Lab’s research on native bees, land-use change and agricultural management.  This video was created and published for UWRightNow, a multimedia project that aims to capture as much about UW–Madison life as possible through videos, stories, and images collected in a 24-hour period. Link to video:   http://uwrightnow.wisc.edu/posts/2522

Gratton Lab “flies” down to ESA

During the past week, the Gratton Lab members attended the annual Entomological Society of America national conference in Knoxville, TN.  We had two car loads drive the 12 hours down to TN , with both presenters and non-presenters in attendance. This was the first time some of us (Maddy, Emma, Kaitlin) had been to this …

Bees got the blues

Read David Tettenbaum’s article about the trials of honey bees, and Hannah’s research into the possibility of native bees picking up the slack.

Native pollinators step in for honey bees

Hear an interview with Hannah, describing the troubles of honey bees and the possible value of native bees for agriculture.

Bees make the news

Get the news on Hannah’s work on pollination of cranberry flowers by native bees.