Scientific program
New developments of pollination in agriculture
Management of pollinators for fruit and vegetable crops and seed
Pollinators, pesticides and agro-food products
The beekeeping for pollination and biodiversity
Movement of pollinators: practical issues, diseases, invasive processes
Landscape management through pollination
Actions for dissemination of nectar and pollen flora
Land management: reforestation, grassland and degraded areas
Increase of bee flora in public and private green areas
Bee-tourism, educational farms and social agriculture
The bee pollen as a factor of economic growth
Nutritional value of honey and pollen produced in protected natural areas
Breeding and Protection of bees in Parks and Wilderness
The program of the meeting includes:
8 plenaries of 30 minutes
35 talks of 15 minutes
6 talks of 10 minutes.
