EPILOBEE List of Authors:
JACQUES, Antoine, LAURENT, Marion, RIBIERE-CHABERT, Magali, SAUSSAC, Mathilde, BOUGEARD, Stéphanie, HENDRIKX, Pascal, & CHAUZAT, Marie-Pierre. (2016). Honey bee Winter mortality 2012-2014 - Epilobee analysis [Data set]. Zenodo.
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Data from the publication Brodschneider R et al. 2018. Multi-Country Loss Rates of Honey Bee Colonies during Winter 2016/2017 from the COLOSS Survey. Journal of Apicultural Research 57(3): 452–457.
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CARI is a Belgian non-profit association created in June 1983 by a team of researchers from the Laboratory of Ecology of the Catholic University of Louvain (UCL). CARI is a Belgian association with a global outlook. The CARI: - provides services to beekeepers to enhance the value of their products (e.g. analyses of honey by an accredited laboratory). - disseminates beekeeping information by publishing the magazine Abeilles&Cie but also by sharing content on the Internet (follow our blog: butine.info and find us on social networks). - offers several specialized weekend training per year ("Les week-ends du CARI"). - engages in research projects and collaborates with university teams. - participates in regional development (is co-financed by the European Honey Programme for Wallonia and Brussels; provides technical follow-up within this framework; runs the Bee Wallonie project). - exports a positive image of Walloon beekeeping and welcomes and supports BeeLife, an association formed by professionals in the beekeeping sector from different countries of the European Union working for the protection of pollinators from environmental threats.
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Bee Wallonie is the screen of Walloon beekeeping and the know-how developed by beekeepers.
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EFSA is a European agency funded by the European Union that operates independently of the European legislative and executive institutions (Commission, Council, Parliament) and EU Member States.
It was set up in 2002 following a series of food crises in the late 1990s to be a source of scientific advice and communication on risks associated with the food chain. The agency was legally established by the EU under the General Food Law - Regulation 178/2002.
The General Food Law created a European food safety system in which responsibility for risk assessment (science) and for risk management (policy) are kept separate. EFSA is responsible for the former area, and also has a duty to communicate its scientific findings to the public.
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Data from the publication Gray A et al. 2019. Loss Rates of Honey Bee Colonies during Winter 2017/18 in 36 Countries Participating in the COLOSS Survey, Including Effects of Forage Sources. Journal of Apicultural Research 58(4): 479–485.
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Gray A et al. 2020. Honey Bee Colony Winter Loss Rates for 35 Countries Participating in the COLOSS Survey for Winter 2018–2019, and the Effects of a New Queen on the Risk of Colony Winter Loss. Journal of Apicultural Research 59(5): 744–751.
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At Honeybee Valley we do this from a piece of history, the complexity of bee mortality and the multidisciplinary approach it requires, the social awareness and the needs it has brought with it. What steps has Ghent University taken to meet these needs? Where does Honeybee Valley position itself and where do we want to land in the long run? In the navigation bar you will find the subheadings 'History', 'Foundation' and 'Focus and vision' in which all these aspects are briefly outlined. More specific information about our research activities can be found elsewhere in the 'Project portfolio'. And if you want to get to know our 'partners' or the 'staff members' who are affiliated with Honeybee Valley, please go to the corresponding section.
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PhD student gathering data on honeybee colony development under to project MUST-B.
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Data from the publication van der Zee R et al. 2012. Managed Honey Bee Colony Losses in Canada, China, Europe, Israel and Turkey, for the Winters of 2008–9 and 2009–10. Journal of Apicultural Research 51(1): 100–114. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.3896/IBRA.1.51.1.12, accessed October 15, 2020.
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