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This chapter covers the practical viewpoints of those actually involved in sustainable bee breeding. These include beekeepers, bee scientists, and members of local, national and international authorities. The beekeepers are mostly commercial, but range from those using hybrid strains such as Buckfast to those conserving locally adapted populations of native bees. They keep bees in a wide range of situations from urban areas to remote landscapes and a range of different climatic conditions in many parts of the world. The viewpoints of the scientists come from working with different bee populations in widely differing situations on several continents. Finally, we hear the viewpoints of representatives of the European Commission division which supports apiculture, and of a regional authority, implementing measures to preserve the local native bee.

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Different Viewpoints on Honey Bee Breeding and Conservation

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    2025年

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  • Cecilia Costa,
  • Norman Carreck,
  • Ralph Büchler,
  • Marina Meixner,
  • Aleksandar Uzunov,
  • Valerio Abbadessa,
  • Carlo Amodeo,
  • Stefan Berg,
  • Paola Bidin,
  • Chao Chen,
  • Usman Hayatu Dukku,
  • Matilde Fossati,
  • Egoitz Galartza,
  • Thomas Galea,
  • Dale Gibson,
  • Irakli Janashia,
  • Paul Jungels,
  • Lassi Kauko,
  • John Kefuss,
  • Melanie Kirby,
  • Monika Leleń,
  • Stephen Martin,
  • María Alejandra Palacio,
  • Borce Pavlov,
  • Anna Perner,
  • Damir Sekulja,
  • Jo Widdicombe

摘要

This chapter covers the practical viewpoints of those actually involved in sustainable bee breeding. These include beekeepers, bee scientists, and members of local, national and international authorities. The beekeepers are mostly commercial, but range from those using hybrid strains such as Buckfast to those conserving locally adapted populations of native bees. They keep bees in a wide range of situations from urban areas to remote landscapes and a range of different climatic conditions in many parts of the world. The viewpoints of the scientists come from working with different bee populations in widely differing situations on several continents. Finally, we hear the viewpoints of representatives of the European Commission division which supports apiculture, and of a regional authority, implementing measures to preserve the local native bee.