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'The stakes couldn't be higher': Scientists embark on crucial study to save Britain's bees
Scientists from Kew Gardens are using a new study to track which trees bees prefer to try to stem the decline in our vital pollinators.
Bee populations are falling all over the world due to a mixture of habitat loss, climate change, and the use of pesticides, with a devastating impact on our biodiversity and food production. But it's feared that not enough comprehensive, global research is being done to understand the issue or find solutions.
UK becoming a no-fly zone Researchers based at Wakehurst in Sussex, known as Kew's "Wild Botanic Garden.
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