This perspective aims at giving an updated look into , biodiversity, sustainability, and health relationships. The role of as bioindicators in the conservation of biodiversity, recovery, and the restoration of degraded habitats and supply ecosystem services is known. In this respect, a delineation of the variety of ...

What are the social implications of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in the light of advanced genetic tools? This paper explores the historical, scientific and ...

1. Introduction. Climate change is driving universal ecological change [1,2], and its variability controls the "distribution, productivity, and many other species, ecosystems, and landscapes" [] (p. 1).Climate change has several implications for species' abundances and essential living activities, such as reproduction and microhabitat use [3,4].

Honey is not the only obtained through the exploitation of . Other for which are used include , pollen, royal jelly, propolis and wax are all that are made by . 7. Pollen. pollen is pollen collected by in sacs on their legs. collect it from flowers and use it to feed their young.

Issues. In the process of scientific and technological innovations and applications, including biosensors, myriad issues can arise. The presence of some overlapping issues in the cradle-to-grave lifecycle of biosensors can be identified and some can be foreseen.

have contributed to industry, innovation and infrastructure by inspiring the design and a range of structures, devices and algorithms that can benefit sustainable (target 9b). The honeycomb structure of beehives is often a mainstay in structural engineering (Zhang et al. 2015 ).

Conclusion: The debate surrounding beekeeping and honey production reflects society's growing awareness of animal welfare, environmental sustainability, and the interconnectedness of all living beings. Balancing the needs of , environmental stewardship, and human interests requires ongoing discussions, research, and the adoption ...

concept of ecosystem services is widely understood as the services and benefits thatecosystems provide to humans, and they have been categorised into provisioning, regulating, supporting, and cultural services. This article aims to provide an updated overview of the benefits that the honey Apis mellifera provides to humans as well as ecosystems. We revised the role of honey as ...

honey is an important fruit and vegetable pollinator and a producer of honey and other hive . Beekeeping is a sustainable and high-potential activity for local communities and especially for the rural poor to gain additional income through non-timber forest , does not require much land or high starting costs, maintains biodiversity and increases crop yields. Ethiopia is ...

results show that the economic challenges after the COVID-19 pandemic and the war include social, financial, and that meet the requirements of sustainable ...

It is important to wear protective clothing that is smooth and light-coloured because react unfavourably to dark or woolly material. The clothing should also be clean - dislike certain odours such as dog, horse and diesel fuel. Ensure the protective clothing has no holes because have a knack of crawling through small holes.

Honey beekeeping belong to a large enterprise where the managers are the beekeepers, the workers are the , generated are ecosystem goods and services, mostly intangible. Evidence for a reduction in the number of pollinating insects in the planet due to causes that are still being studied has put the spotlight on beekeeping activity and (wild and managed) due ...

(BV) is usually associated with pain since, when humans are stung by , local inflammation and even an allergic reaction can be produced. BV has been traditionally used in ancient medicine and in acupuncture. It consists of a mixture of substances, principally of proteins and peptides, including enzymes as well as other types of ...

For beekeepers, ethics is fundamentally about ensuring the welfare of their natural surroundings - treating them well, keeping them safe, and ideally preserving their natural way of life as much as possible. Although also concerned with welfare, sustainable beekeeping considers the broader picture - recognising that a sustainable relationship with is closely related to ...

Biosecurity issues. 3.1 This chapter discusses the adequacy of the current biosecurity arrangements for imported and exported honey, apiary , package queen . It covers issues such as threats to biosecurity that Australia faces in relation to the beekeeping industry and its related services, discusses current ...

By one definition, ethics is a set of moral principles that govern one's behavior. Synonyms for ethics include nebulous phrases like moral code, rights and wrongs, ideals, virtues, and dictates of conscience. To certain professionals, a written set of rules defines ethics.

Brewing Honey. Reports of ancient populations using honey for both nutritional and medicinal properties can be traced back to nearly 5,500 years ago (41, 42).Honey as a natural produced from the nectar of flowers by honeybees ().Because of its high nutritive components, it has been traditionally used to treat wounds and diseases of the gut, including gastric ...

swarming are generally docile, and will not sting except under duress, however, swarming may settle in inappropriate sites, for example buildings and houses. Complaints about nuisance activity are generally made to either NSW Agriculture or the local government authority for the area in which the problem arises. NSW Agriculture deals

(BV) is the most valuable harvested from honeybees ($30 - $300 USD per gram) but marginally produced in apiculture. Though widely studied and used in alternative medicine, recent efforts in BV research have focused on its cosmetic applications, for the treatment of degenerative and infectious diseases.

BeesVenom.com is a specialized platform dedicated to everything related to , from its composition and properties to uses and beekeeping. It serves as a comprehensive for medical research, studies on , provides guidelines on allergies, safety precautions, and conservation. The site also features a community forum for discussions and shares educational ...

natural raw material of the medicine must: be produced from a raw material found in nature, such as a plant. undergo minimal processing, such as grinding or freezing. stay chemically the same after processing. Or the advertisement has to tell consumers what it means when it uses natural to describe a .

use of is particularly relevant for many . In recent decades, scientific studies have confirmed and enabled us to understand its properties. ... . final has varying properties depending on the extraction process used. The most effective appears to be that which ...

Many studies described biological activities of components and launched preclinical trials to improve the potential use of apitoxin and its constituents as the next generation of drugs. The aim of this review is to summarize the main compounds of , their primary biological properties, mechanisms of action, and their values in alternative therapy strategies.