Changes to the climate are making it tougher for beekeepers in Solomon Islands to stay in the industry

Pacific Prepared Podcast
23/05/2025 28 min
Changes to the climate are making it tougher for beekeepers in Solomon Islands to stay in the industry

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Changing weather conditions are not only making it more challenging for honeybees to perform their roles but also opening the door for new species to outcompete them in Solomon Islands. 

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