Going back in time, evergreen trees first found their symbolism in ancient Egypt and Rome, where they were used after the winter solstice to decorate the house as a reminder of the spring time to come, in other words, the evergreen boughs were an expression of life overcoming the death of winter.

What’s really happening with America’s bees? We’ve seen bee populations across North America and Europe declining since World War II, and they hit an all-time low in 2015, but why? To better understand why the bees’ lives are being impacted, let’s look at some changes that have been happening with their food supply, namely flowers.

Have you heard of the recent invasion of the Spotted Lanternfly? If so, then you probably know that the US Department of Agriculture is calling it “the worst invasive species this country has seen in 150 years.

The 32nd World Population Day happened on July 11 with the primary objective being to increase public awareness on a variety of issues affecting the global population such as the importance of family planning, poverty, and human rights.