Mexico: They seek to rehabilitate the bee population in Mexico City, promoting economic development

Published 2023년 4월 7일

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The Commission of Natural Resources and Rural Development (CORNADR) of Mexico City's Environment Ministry has initiated a project to rescue and rehabilitate bee swarms and wild colonies found in urban areas, which are often threatened by vandalism or poor relocation practices. The project aims to preserve these hives by rehabilitating them in CORNADR apiaries and then delivering them to local beekeepers for honey production. The initiative has already successfully recovered 14 hives out of 41 reported lost in the city, with plans to continue supporting beekeepers through financial, training, and marketing resources. Additionally, the project includes training 300 firefighters to manage beehives in urban areas, reducing the workload on CORNADR technicians. This effort underscores the importance of bees in agriculture and the need to protect their habitats.

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2000Agro/Writing bees are essential for agriculture, biodiversity and human life is crucial, since these insects are responsible for pollinating 80 percent of the crops we eat. In Mexico we have close to two thousand species, of which Apis mellifera, In addition to its pollinating function, it is a great producer of honey. The Commission of Natural Resources and Rural Development (Corenadr) of the Ministry of the Environment Environment of Mexico City (Sedema) began this year the project of Rehabilitation and Use of Swarms and Wild Colonies of Bees, which aims to rescue hives installed in urban areas to prevent their death due to vandalism or bad practices when removing them. Once rescued, these hives are rehabilitated in the Corenadr apiaries and subsequently delivered to beekeepers from the conservation soil for their use in honey production. Currently, with this project, have dealt with 41 reports of lost beehives in the city, of which 14 have already They have been rescued and ...

Source: MX2000