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Resources from the E.L. Niño Bee Lab
Visit our parent lab's website resources page for more great links to beekeeping information and research.
Additional Useful Resources
- 1st and 2nd Year Backyard Beekeeping- Northern California
- 1st and 2nd Year Backyard Beekeeping- Southern California
- Beekeeping Best Practices
- Gardening for Bees - What to Plant from Christine Casey, PhD
- Water Sources for Bees, Christine Casey, PhD
- Exotic Bee ID
- Protecting Pollinators
- Bee Watching Resources
- Entomology Department Blog: Bug Squad
- Varroa Destructor Featured Creature University of Florida ANNOTATED 2021
- Shifts in honeybee foraging reveal historical changes in floral resources
- Honey bee foraged pollen reveals temporal changes in pollen protein content and changes in forager choice for abundant versus high protein flowers
- Honey Bee Awareness day!
- A "Food Systems Thinking" Roadmap by Michael Roberts, UCLA
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