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Silent hunger – pollinators for healthy nutrition

Silent hunger means a deficiency of nutrients that affects billions of people worldwide. When wanting to eradicate hunger it’s not only about the […]

FAO declared 2021 the International Year of Fruit and Vegetables. They want to attract attention to the importance of fruit

Over my winter break, I tried to recap this crazy year that 2020 has been. The pandemic was the dominant

By Claudia Garrido / 7 November 2020

Our land use is a reason for concern: with the increasing human population on earth, we’re claiming more and more

By Claudia Garrido / 25 September 2020

Bee hotels are very popular at the moment. Everybody sells them, often with the popular “save the bees!” attached to

By Claudia Garrido / 11 September 2020

One could think pollinator conservation is a very important issue and taken seriously all over the world. At the latest

“Pollination services”, “without bees our dinner tables will look differently”, “bees are important for a healthy and tasty diet” –

There are many bee myths out there. I discussed some of them already concerning honey bees last month. But today,

Honey bee health management – that sounds like something very abstract and technical. Like something that interests beekeepers who want

In my last post, I described how my approach to bee health changed over the years. From focussing on single