A recent study, led by Dr. Eduardo Almeida, a professor at the University of São Paulo, investigated the genetics of current bees and other olderView More
In Brazil there are around 300 species of stingless bees and research with these pollinators is important so that we can understand our biodiversity andView More
The Pollinating Regeneration program has its first two ideas becoming reality: a project leading innovations based on indigenous wisdom. Authors: Jonas Guajajara, Tainá Viana eView More
Stingless bees are essential species for the preservation of the Amazon forest and a viable source of income for local producers. Get to know someView More
See how the project supported the local biodiversity, the community’s resilience, education and protection of cultural heritage, food sovereignty and economic security. Authors: Deborah HappView More
Native beekeeping (meliponiculture) motivates and fascinates us. It is beautiful to see the strength of a network of native beekeepers, and it is moving toView More
In a very complex region, we are starting a meliponary at IALA Amazônico to help the protection and the sustainable management of the native beesView More
The study of the pollen. Let’s learn about what interests the bees so much! Leia em Português. Auf deutsch lesen.Author: Luiza Romeiro. First, it isView More
Meli brings international researchers to Unisinos’ series of talks (in English), showing the importance of science being at the forefront of our work with bees!View More
Socially, environmentally and culturally important, bees offer important services for the areas they live in. But did you know they are also very diverse? Let’sView More
