Bee Health & Colony Collapse

Bee health and colony collapse are critical concerns for beekeepers and environmentalists. Colony collapse disorder (CCD) occurs when worker bees abandon the hive, leaving the queen and immature bees behind. This results in a significant decline in bee populations and affects essential pollination processes for crops and plants. Factors like pesticide use, habitat loss, and disease contribute to declining bee health. By adopting sustainable beekeeping practices, reducing pesticide exposure, and creating bee-friendly environments, we can help prevent CCD and support healthier bee colonies. Understanding bee health and colony collapse is essential for the future of food security and biodiversity.