Wild Honeybees Now Endangered in Europe
Despite the thriving honey industry, wild honeybee populations in Europe have been officially categorized as endangered for the first time.
These bees live in the wild, nesting in tree cavities and natural spaces, unlike their counterparts in managed hives.
- They have been added to the IUCN Red List, the world's official database of species conservation statuses.
- The western honeybee has a long history with humans, dating back to ancient Egyptians.
People have kept honeybee colonies for thousands of years, but modern beekeeping has had the widest impact on the species.
Author's summary: Wild honeybees are now endangered in Europe.
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