So you thought the bees were dying out? Not so fast. There are ways to save them. Oslo, capital of Norway, has built a “bee highway.” This bee-friendly route through the city offers flowery, green rest stops along the way. Here, bees can take a break and fill up on nectar. This network of “pollen station” may be one way to help the world’s most important pollinators.
Oslo is making the city better for bees
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