Program At A Glance
Final Program Updated
Saturday 15th June 2024 |
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8:00 |
REGISTRATION |
Opening poster session (1) |
Speakers* talk in Spanish |
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8:30 |
OPENING SESSION |
Welcome from Organizers (15 min)Welcome from supporting organizations (15 min) |
APIMONDIAAVESPA (Dolores Sánchez)UCM (Aránzazu Meana) & Honor Committee |
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9:00 |
PLENARY SESSION ( PART 1) |
Animal welfare concepts applied to honeybees: Is our planet a healthy world? |
Chairs: Aránzazu Meana & Jeff Pettis |
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Honeybee Welfare: from Five Freedoms to Five Provisions |
Jesús de la Fuente* |
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Challenges to ensure sustainability of beekeeping under modern agriculture and climate change |
Fani Hatjina |
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INSIGNIA, an environmental biomonitoring study with honey bee colonies; an overview of the results |
Sjef van der Steen |
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Q&A |
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10:30 |
Coffee break |
Sponsored by Dalan Animal Health |
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11:00 |
ORAL SESSION 1 |
Provision 1: Related to providing food availability and access to fresh water and a balanced diet |
Chairs: Jesús de la Fuente & Carlos Marín |
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Short lecture from one chair (15 min) |
Beekeeping feeding; more questions than answers |
Carlos Marín* |
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Oral presentations |
Problems in the execution of effectiveness studies of protein supplementation on Apis Mellifera iberiensis |
Marta Pitarch-Bielsa |
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Body Water loss as bee adaptability to climate change |
Soledad Sagastume |
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Adaptation of beekeeping to climate change: modelling the ecological niche of habitats of beekeeping interest in the Sierra del Rincón (MADRID, SPAIN) |
Jorge J. Ortega Marcos |
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A holistic approach to honey bee welfare |
Claudia Garrido |
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12:30 |
Sponsors Get Together Session (20 min each) |
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13:15 |
Lunch |
Sponsored by AVESPA |
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14:30 |
Sponsor Session individual (30 min) (per invitation) |
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15:00 |
ORAL SESSION 2 |
Provision 2: Related to providing a suitable environment for honeybees |
Chairs: Aránzazu Meana & Peter Kozmus | |
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Short lecture from one chair (15 min) |
How to adapt good beekeeping practice to global climate change? |
Peter Kozmus |
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Oral presentations |
New perspectives for the assessment of honeybees exposure to agrochemicals |
Audrey Dewar |
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Installing beehives in solar parks to enhance biodiversity |
Nuria Rubio |
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Honey bees and larvae as indicators of environmental burden with toxic macro- and trace elements in eastern Slovakia |
Imrich Szabó |
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Effects of honey bee hives density on wild pollinators´communities |
Jorge Chicote Carreras |
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16:15 |
Coffee break |
Sponsored by AVESPA |
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16:45 |
ORAL SESSION 3 |
Provision 3: Related to prevent or rapidly diagnose and treat diseases, pests and conditions |
Chairs: Juan Molina & Jeff Pettis | |
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Short lecture from one chair (15 min) |
Can we slow the spread of exotic pests like small hive beetles and tropilaelaps mites? |
Jeff Pettis |
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Oral presentations |
Efficiency of a new type of oxalic strips in varroa control |
Hussein Jradi |
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Detecting and comparing the abundance of Vairimorpha (Nosema) spp. in different bee habitat types |
Beáta Sabolová |
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The use of natural substances to increase the immunity of honey bee colonies |
Dagmar Mudroňová |
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The impacts of disinfectants on the Bacterium paenibacillus llarvae in laboratory settings |
Ivana Tlak Gajger |
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18:00 |
End Poster session 1 |
Presentation and discussion |
Scientific Committee |
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18:30 |
AVESPA Asamblea General |
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FINAL PROGRAM UPDATED
Sunday 16th June 2024 |
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8:00 |
Poster session 2 |
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8:30 |
PLENARY SESSION (2) |
Animal welfare concepts applied to honeybees: can colonies be healthy and sustainable? |
Chairs: Aránzazu Meana & Fani Hatjina |
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Honey bee health in a world of pathogens and pesticides: measurement and interpretation of large data sets (20 min) |
Marie Pierre Chauzat |
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Paving the way to marker-assisted selection in beekeeping targeting varroosis (20 min) |
Dirk de Graaf |
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Bee welfare evaluation as a tool to assess bee management (20 min) |
Giovanni Formato |
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Bee-Extend, to clarify the deficiencies and need of advisory services for sustainable beekeeping (and beekeepers) (20 min) |
Lotta Fabricius |
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Q&A (25 min) |
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10:15 |
Coffee break |
Sponsored by AVESPA |
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10:45 |
ORAL SESSION 4 |
Provision 4: Related to providing proper facilities and bee handling |
Chairs: Sergio Gi & Miguel Alonso | |
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Short lecture from a chair (15 min) |
Biotechnical control in ecological beekeeping |
Miguel Alonso* |
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Oral presentations |
Galician black bee project - PANEGA |
Xosé Manuel Durán Orús |
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The relationship between beekeeping management and the infestation of Varroa destructor in beehives of Sierra del Rincón (Madrid, Spain) |
Ana Moreno de la Fuente |
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How to control Varroa with oxalic and much more |
Carlos Pardo Navarro |
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Genetic lines of Apis mellifera iberiensis with higher survival and Varroa-resistance (ECOAPI project) |
Melanie Parejo |
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12:00 |
ORAL SESSION 5 |
Provision 5: Related to ensuring conditions that preventthe suffering of honeybee colonies |
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Short lecture from a chair (15 min) |
Invasive hornet on the horizon: a call to action for ecosystem health |
Xesús Feas* |
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Oral presentations |
Has Tropilaelaps mite passed through the borders of Iran? and could it be the cause of the severe honey bee losess of Iran over the past 2 years? |
Pegah Valizadeh |
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Survival rate within Apis mellifera subspecies from Mediterranean basin |
Soledad Sagastume |
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Asessing the adaptation of Apis mellifera subspecies to Mediterranean environments |
Antonio Nanetti |
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Heat and cold tolerance of Apis mellifera iberiensis and Apis mellifera syrica |
Raquel Martín |
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13:15 |
End Poster Session 2 |
Presentation and discussion |
Scientific Committee |
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13:45 |
CONCLUSIONS AND BEE HEALTH SYMPOSIUM CLOSING |
APIMONDIAAVESPA (Dolores Sánchez)UCM (Aránzazu Meana) |
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