The project
Understand BeeGuards in just 15 min. Podcast with Cecilia Costa
BeeGuards aims to strengthen the resilience of the European beekeeping sector by providing sustainable management practices, novel breeding strategies and digital and forecasting tools that allow the sector to adapt to a changing environment. We focus on determining how abiotic factors such as management practices, climate change, nutrition and resource limitations drive emerging biotic stressors that threaten colony health and erode the resilience of European beekeeping.
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Please note, Argentina is also part of the consortium. Zoom to Argentina.
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Cryopreservation workshop.
International cryopreservation workshop in Spain at Universidad de Zaragoza organized by Professor Jesús Yániz and his team. This task is a part of our workpackage 2: Breeding for resilience. Have …
Climate changes
Our climate is changing and we are seeing more intensive periods of unsettled weather. Our bees cannot forage in high winds or when it is raining, so how do they …
Queen bee – queen or machine?
Marin Kovačić, Croatia telling: In most languages, she’s called the queen or the mother. It always refers to something central, the core around which everything revolves. And so it is …
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In the 2025 bee season, you can engage in BeeGuards research as citizen scientist. Help us studying wild pollinators or participate in a varroa control study with brood interruption! Sign up here to receive more information!
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