Dedicated beekeepers are traveling hundreds of kilometers to Belgium to collect fertilized queens, bringing resilient genetic material to new colonies in the Netherlands, France, and Germany. This annual mission preserves the European dark bee, a native subspecies perfectly adapted to local flowers and cold climates, ensuring a balanced and authentic ecosystem for the future.
(c) İbrahim Özdemir

Mga beekeeper sa Europa, nagkaisa para sa katutubong dark bee

THE GUARDIAN

Daan-daang kilometro ang binabyahe ng mga beekeeper patungong Belgium para kumuha ng mga reynang bubuyog para sa Netherlands, France, at Germany. Ang misyong ito ay nagpapanatili sa European dark bee, na hiyang sa lokal na klima at bulaklak, upang matiyak ang isang balanse at natural na ecosystem para sa ating kinabukasan.

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