The Honey Bee Health Strategy 2022 - 2032
The main aim of the strategy is “Working in partnership to achieve a healthy and sustainable population of honey bees in Scotland”.
Acknowledgements
Following on from Scotland's first 10-year Honey Bee Health Strategy (published in 2010), once again, the Scottish Government acknowledge with gratitude, the development of this new Strategy in co-operation with the Bee Health Improvement Partnership (BHIP):
Scottish Government (Delivery, SASA and Policy):
- Nick Ambrose, Animal Health & Welfare (Disease Prevention - Branch Head)
- Luis Molero, Veterinary Advisor (Bee Health)
- Claire Gill, SG-RPID, Bee Health Delivery Lead
- Fiona Highet, SASA - Senior Entomologist
- Mairi Carnegie, SASA - Lab Manager
- Alison Knox, Senior Policy Officer
- Linsey Watt, Policy Officer
NatureScot:
- Jim Jeffrey
Scotland's Rural College (SRUC):
- Lorraine Johnston, Bee Health Advisor
National Diploma in Beekeeping (NDB)
- Margaret Thomas
Scottish Beekeepers Association (SBA)
- Phil McAnespie, President
- Matthew Richardson, Bee Health Convener
Bee Farmers Association (BFA)
- Murray McGregor, Scottish Representative
- Alex Ellis, Membership Services
Further information about this publication is available from:
Honey Bee Health Team
Animal Health and Welfare – Disease Prevention
P-Spur
Saughton House
Broomhouse Drive
Edinburgh
EH11 3XD
Email: Bees_mailbox@gov.scot
Website: Honey bee health: guidance - gov.scot (www.gov.scot)
Contact
Email: Bees_mailbox@gov.scot
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