La edición de junio de 2026 de la American Bee Journal incluye una corrección sobre la fundación de un grupo local de apicultores.
La publicación señaló un error en su edición de mayo, en la que una nota del editor afirmaba que la Asociación de Apicultores del Condado de Los Ángeles se fundó el 18 de agosto de 1883. El año correcto es 1873, según el sitio web del grupo. La revista se disculpó por la errata.
A recent guide offers practical steps for beekeepers to spot and handle colony illnesses.
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An article in the American Bee Journal highlights outdated beekeeping practices and misconceptions about disease spread.
The Commission on Administrative Justice (CAJ), also known as the ombudsman, has ordered Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) Director General Erustus Kanga to release statistics on snakebite-related deaths from 2022 to date within 21 days. Non-compliance will lead to recommendations for his criminal prosecution under the Access to Information Act, 2016. The information is required to support a Kenyan's petition in the Senate on public health and administrative accountability.
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In the latest installment of our 2026 YA Book News series—following February's awards and adaptations—publishers released several new YA nonfiction titles and comics in April, ending a months-long nonfiction drought. Highlights include histories of the 1941 baseball season and the AIDS epidemic in America, plus standalone comics and series continuations.
Vague early forecasts for the upcoming book awards season focus on vibes-based front-runners.
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Genetic analysis of remains from a megalithic tomb near Bury, 50 kilometers north of Paris, reveals a complete population turnover around 3000 BC. The earlier group shared genetics with northern European farmers, while newcomers arrived from southern France and the Iberian Peninsula. Researchers link the shift to disease, environmental stress, and social changes.