Protecting Pollinators
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1 Protecting Pollinators Marla Spivak, University of Minnesota Drawing: Laura Corcoran
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3 Multiple, Interacting Causes of Death Varroa Parasite Insecticides Viruses Nutrition Other Pesticides Pest and Pathogen transmission Flowerless landscape
4 Varroa Parasite Insecticides Viruses Nutrition Herbicides Pest and Pathogen transmission Flowerless landscape
5 Herd Immunity
6 Herd Immunity For Bees If only some colonies are treated for Varroa If most get treated.varroa and viruses spread spreading is contained
7 Beekeepers need new ways to control Varroa The mites have gained the upper hand
8 Multiple, Interacting Causes of Death Varroa Parasite Insecticides Viruses Nutrition Other Pesticides Pest and Pathogen transmission Flowerless landscape
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13 Honey bees, wild bees and other pollinators reduced to feeding on scraps Laura Corcoran - Z. Browning Commercial beekeeper, ND
14 Insecticide Use Organophosphates Carbamates Organochlorines Neonicotinoids Pyrethroids Insect Growth Regulators
15 Good, clean bee food
16 Bee Nutrition Pollen provides protein and lipids Honey bee and Bumblebee on Dalea Photos: Heather Holm
17 Bee Nutrition Nectar provides carbohydrates and more Colletes on Allium Photo: Heather Holm
18 Ceratina Melissodes Photos: Heather Holm
19 Agapostemon Anthophora Photos: Heather Holm
20 Butterflies sip nectar through long proboscis Or lay eggs on plant proboscis Many flies sip nectar from flowers Flower flies are bee mimics!
21 What flowers should you plant for pollinators? Take a long, close look at flowers. If bees, flies or butterflies are drinking nectar, or collecting pollen from them, they are good! Write down exact variety of the flower
22 Honey bees Nectar - Honey Pollen
23 Honey p-coumaric acid pinocembrin pinobanksin Originate in pollen and propolis
24 Bees Can Detoxify Pesticides to some extent P-coumaric acid turns on detox genes, which make P450 enzymes, which metabolize pesticides P450
25 Soil Nesters Andrena on plum Photos: Heather Holm Dennis Briggs
26 Honey Bees Vitellogenin Vg
27 Brood food Larva Honey Bee Solitary Bee
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29 We need foraging areas for bees to detox! Drawing: Laura Corcoran
30 Areas to Detox in Town: Flowering Bee Lawns Reduce intensive inputs water, fertilizer, mowing Support bee health Research Ian Lane Funded by MN Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund
31 How does agricultural land use affect survival of honey bee colonies? Dr. Matthew Smart Research Funded USDA-NIFA
32 Study colony locations Month Location May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr CA holding yards CA almonds ID holding yards ND apiaries 144 colonies in 6 apiaries sampled and assessed every six weeks in ND and CA.
33 The landscapes: 6 apiaries from
34 When Varroa and diseases not a factor, floral resources within 2 mi of apiary has significant effect on health and survival of colonies Brood in Sept Mite load in Sept Grams pollen/ per day over summer Vitellogenin Lipid Stores Immune System Activation
35 Colony Pesticide exposure Pollen hazard quotient (PHQ): Mean ppb of each pesticide/ honey bee contact LD 50 Bee Toxicity High, 2 μg/bee Moderate, 2-11 μg/bee Low, >11 μg/ bee No neonics detected
36 New Bee and Pollinator Research Lab UMN St. Paul Campus Groundbreaking August 3 Save the Date!
37 Univ MN Welcomes Dr. Dan Cariveau Pollinator Ecologist Native Bees and Habitat
38 New Pollinator Discovery Center Univ MN Landscape Arboretum Goundbreaking this August MSR Architects
39 Big Thanks to Graduate Students! Mike Wilson Elaine Evans Joel Gardner Ian Lane Renata Borba Mike Goblirsch Katie Lee Judy Wu- Smart Matthew Smart Morgan Carr-Markell
40 Clara Costello Becky Masterman Jenny Warner Jessica Helgen Keith Johnson Bridget Mendel Ana Heck Dan Case Julie Tomaska Anne Turnham Mike Lamb Judy Griesedieck
41 Thank you Bees, Beekeepers & Supporters National Science Foundation USDA-NIFA NRCS National Honey Board Almond Board General Mills MN Environmental and Natural Resources Trust Fund Minnesota and North Dakota Beekeeping Associations Individual donors
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