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BEE-ver-State: Researchers spend winter digging into insect pollinator data
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BEE-ver-State: Researchers spend winter digging into insect pollinator data
Oregon takes second place for most outdoorsy state, according to AllSides. However, the report seems to overlook why it’s so rich and full of color. The credit could be given to the over 800 native bees that call the Beaver State home. “Maybe the (Oregon State University) mascot shouldn’t be a beaver but a BEE-ver,” said Andony Melathopoulos, pollinator health extension specialist and associate professor of horticulture at OSU, while talking a…
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