BEESAFE OFFERS SERVICES
ALL AROUND BEE HEALTH
From leading through the registration processes, efficacy studies for varroa treatments to learning about bee health.
Struggling with bee health…
- … because you’re not sure about the studies you still need for the registration process of varroa treatments in the EU?
- … as you don’t know how to perform efficacy studies, dose determination, or other pre-clinical or clinical studies?
- … because you wonder about the consequences of the latest EFSA guidance for your product?
- … and want to learn how to improve it?
Bee health is complex – and needs science-backed solutions and expertise to maintain it.
Work with BeeSafe
Field studies
- Clinical and pre-clinical studies
- Feeding studies
- Monitoring of higher tier risk assessment
Consultancy
- Roadmaps for the registration process
- Expert Reports
- Science communication
BeeSafe Academy
- Online courses
- Ebooks
- On-site trainings
BeeSafe, that’s me:
Dr. Claudia Garrido
All my career was dedicated to bee health – starting with nest parasites of a solitary bee species, over studying varroa biology, to monitoring higher tier studies. I offer my expertise on and for bee health for science-backed studies and consultancy. In the BeeSafe Academy you can learn about bees and how to keep them healthy.
What to expect from BeeSafe
- You get 30 years of expertise in bee health.
- Science-backed consulting and studies without missing out on the important little details.
- I put your studies in context of the whole picture – for better evaluation of the data.
- “You have a vocation to teach!” was one of the best compliments I ever got. I make bees accessible. At any level.
Keep current on bee health!
Keep up to date with all about bees and have a say in current discussions. If you need a specific information, send me an email!
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Latest blog posts
In my blog, I make bee science accessible – without simplifying. I explain and comment bee science and talk about different bee topics.
- Bridging science and practice – communicating bee science
I’m bridging science and practice (or at least I try…) for half of my life now. But last week, I had one of these eye-opening experiences pushing me to do better. It was at the annual meeting of the MEDIBEES project on beautiful Malta. I do their social media as part of their extension work.… Read more: Bridging science and practice – communicating bee science - Good practices and bee health – a broader view
Good practices and bee health are closely linked – that’s kind of trivial. But there are many layers to this statement. The application of it may also seem quite overwhelming. Both “good practices” and “bee health” are big words that need some life and practicability to fill them. There are different elements of good practices… Read more: Good practices and bee health – a broader view - Tropilaelaps mites – a new threat for honey bees?
Last year, the parasitic mite Tropilaelaps mercedesae was detected in Europe for the first time. Immediately, the discussions about a new threat for honey bees came up. Another mite, another challenge for the beekeeping industry? The discussion took off when it was also found in Georgia (the European state, not the place in the USA).… Read more: Tropilaelaps mites – a new threat for honey bees?