Insect diversity and sustainable agriculture
Insect diversity, or better, the loss of it is much discussed these days. It’s definitely a good thing that insects […]
Insect diversity, or better, the loss of it is much discussed these days. It’s definitely a good thing that insects […]
The EFSA bee guidance exists since 2013. From the very beginning, it has produced discussions, harsh criticism as well as
Managed bees, as we saw in the last post, can have a negative effect on wild bee populations. However, though
One health is a quite recent concept. It comes from the insight that humans, domestic animals and wildlife face similar
These days I’m thinking and talking much about threatened insects, mainly about bees, obviously. I’m always trying to explain, why
Deformed Wing Virus (DWV) is a honeybee disease vectored by Varroa mites. In highly infested honeybee (Apis mellifera) colonies, bees
Insect decline made it to the top news. The tips on how to save the bees, help insects or even
Insect decline is a huge issue, and luckily, this awareness is arriving in a wider public and even politics. However,
Honey bee welfare is mostly referred to as “bee health”; very misleading in my opinion. Most people think of “health”
When it comes to bee conservation, New Year’s resolutions may not be the right tool. Now about a week into