Additional Resources

Additional Syngenta biodiversity and bee-focused resources:

• Hive to Harvest Pollinator Infographic
• Good Growth Plan
• Syngenta Canada bee health
• Bee stewardship in action
• Operation Pollinator
• Syngenta COO talks about bee decline and the role of neonicotinoids in agriculture
• Operation Pollinator in the U.S. – Jeff Peters, Syngenta

Syngenta stewardship resources:

• Environmental Stewardship
• Pollinators and Pesticide Stewardship
  • Insect Pollinators and Pesticide Product Stewardship
  • "Pollinators and Pesticide Stewardship" video
• Pollinator Stewardship Module

Site resources:

• Bee & Butterfly Habitat Fund
• Fact Sheet
• Farmers for Monarchs
• Collaborating To Save the Iconic Monarch Butterfly
• Honey.com
• Honey Bee Health Coalition
• Monarch Collaborative
• Pollinator Partnership
• Project Apis m.
• Seeds for Bees 2016
• Responsible Industry for a Sound Environment - Debug the Myths
• USDA - Honey Bees and Colony Collapse Disorder
• USDA - Report on the National Stakeholders Conference on Honey Bee Health
• United Nations Environment Programme – Global Honey Bee Colony Disorders and Other Threat
• Webinar: New Research on Key Bee Health Issues
• Nebraska Pheasants Forever
• USGS - Pollinator Research and Monitoring

Research Papers and Articles:

• Enhancing Biodiversity: Improvements to marginal, less productive land can help pollinators flourish, Thrive Magazine
• AgInfomatics Growing Matters research reports
• Honey bee shortage alarms California almond industry, Western Farm Press
• Science Collapse Disorder -- The Real Story behind Neonics and Mass Bee Deaths Forbes
• Global Honey Bee Viral Landscape Altered by a Parasitic Mite
  Research demonstrates that the combined impact of Varroa mites and a bee virus may be responsible for the death of millions of colonies worldwide.
• Multiple Factors Impacting Honey Bee Health
  Underscores the number of natural factors, driven by the global infestation of bee colonies with Varroa mites, affecting bee health.