BRIDGING VETERINARY REGULATION AND HONEY BEE BIOLOGY
Data-driven development for bee medicinal products.
Optimizing the registration strategy for your bee medicinal product:
- Clarification of required preclinical and clinical studies in accordance with EU regulatory standards.
- Design and execution of efficacy, dose determination, and target-species studies based on honey bee biology.
- Scientific assessment of product performance under practical beekeeping conditions.
Define your regulatory pathway with species-specific evidence.
Work with BeeSafe
Field studies
- Clinical and pre-clinical studies
- Feeding studies
- Development of practical solutions
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
My professional work has focused on honey bee health across research and applied regulatory studies — from investigations on parasites of solitary bee species to in-depth research on Varroa biology and the supervision of higher-tier field studies.
I provide scientific expertise for the design, conduct, and evaluation of bee health studies, as well as regulatory-oriented consultancy grounded in species-specific knowledge.
The BeeSafe Academy offers structured education on honey bee biology and evidence-based health management.
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.
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.
- Authorities and bee health
Authorities and bee health – that was quite an experience this year. And I have… let’s say thoughts. To begin with, I’m totally fine with honey bees being under veterinary regulation. I think this is necessary: We’re managing an animal, so the responsibility of taking care of this animal as good as possible is in… Read more: Authorities and bee health - Varroa resistant bees – between hope and reality
Varroa resistant bees are the big hope for many beekeepers. I’ve never made a secret of what I think about this – and also given some reasons in a previous blog post. My main criticism being that varroa resistance breeding is sold as a final solution very often. And this is taking people for fools… Read more: Varroa resistant bees – between hope and reality - Misinformation in the beekeeping industryThere’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