Honeybee Species & Distribution

Restoration of Apis cerana japonica on the Goto Islands (BfD Journal #85)
 

Caucasian Honey bee Workshop, July 2006, Turkey (BfD Journal 80)
In the Caucasus Region of North-east Turkey, a remarkable project has been taking place. It has been planned to conserve precious stocks of Caucasian honeybees (Apis mellifera caucasica), to provide people in this remote northeast corner of Turkey with an excellent livelihood, and to support beekeeping throughout Turkey by provision of excellent queen bees. All three outputs are proving successful. Researchers from several other countries were brought together at a Workshop, held in Camili village in Artvin, Turkey, in July 2006, to consider the project and discuss its approach.

Migratory beekeeping in South India
 

Beekeeping in Greenland
 

Apis mellifera adansonii in the uplands of West Cameroon
 

Bee diversity across a tropical tract - Honeybees & people in India
 

First definitive record of Apis florea in Iraq
 

Honeybee species
 

Apis mellifera versus Apis cerana in the north of Thailand
 

Genetic diversity in Apis cerana*
 

Almost . . . out of bees in Africa
 

Identification of honeybees from Cape Verde