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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.
- Misinformation in the beekeeping industry
There’s a lot of misinformation in the beekeeping industry. And as it gets more and more difficult to identify good sources of information, this may be one of the huge issues we’ll have to face in the future. Being at two conferences in Copenhagen last month (the COLOSS meeting and then the Apimondia conference), relieved… Read more: Misinformation in the beekeeping industry - Coming back to US colony losses – some more clarityAnother paper on the US colony losses entered the discussion – and it brings some important data on the causes of the phenomenon. This one is based on two surveys – one by the Project Apis m. (PAm) and the other by the American Beekeeping Federation. The former had much more respondents and is more… Read more: Coming back to US colony losses – some more clarity
- Large colony losses in the USA – causes and consequencesBeginning of this year, the news of large colony losses in the USA hit hard. The tone of the posts and articles I saw about this was familiar: It was very similar to what I heard and read in 2008, when the Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) was described for the first time. It was also… Read more: Large colony losses in the USA – causes and consequences