Program
Funding
The NHBA has funded multiple honeybee research projects through its Research Fund.
Outside Research currently being funded by NHBA
The following are just some of the funding we have done over the years.
Project Apis-M
Project Apis-M funds honeybee research ($340K in 2013). Past research has included:
Additional cost sharing for the pesticide testing
On line learning programs through the University of California
Many studies on migratory bees and the almond pollination
Their website: http://www.projectapism.org has education material (including videos), research reports and a lot of other interesting information.
You can sign up for their newsletter at the web page: https://www.projectapism.org/pam-enewsletter.html
Randy Oliver (http://www.scientificbeekeeping.com)
Dr. Samuel Ramsey : Tropilaelaps Mite Research
Bee Informed Partnership https://beeinformed.org/
Zac Lamas, University of Maryland:
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Xerces Society
The Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation is an international nonprofit organization that protects the natural world through the conservation of invertebrates and their habitats.
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Ramsey Research Foundation
The goal of the Ramsey Research Foundation is to fund critical research initiatives most in need of support by letting any person be a stakeholder in the scientific process.
Bee Informed Partnership
The Bee Informed Partnership is a national collaboration of leading research labs and universities in agricultural science to better understand honey bee declines in the United States.
Project Apis m.
Project Apis m.'s mission is to fund research and efforts to improve honey bee health and vitality. Our name comes from Apis mellifera, the scientific name for the honey bee.