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    • Animal Health
    • Apiculture Science

    Background:

    • European beekeeping faces significant challenges including globalization, agrochemical pollution, environmental changes, and emerging pathogens.
    • These factors threaten the health and productivity of European honey bee populations.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To present a novel tool, Good Beekeeping Practices (GBPs), for modern beekeeping operations.
    • To integrate productivity with a One Health approach for the protection of honey bees, humans, and the environment.
    • To introduce an innovative and implementable strategy for beekeeping management.

    Main Methods:

    • A list of Good Beekeeping Practices (GBPs) was compiled and ranked based on importance.
    • The GBPs were validated by an international expert team, including researchers, national animal health authorities, and beekeepers' associations.
    • The study was conducted within the 'BPRACTICES' project, funded by ERA-NET SusAn (Horizon 2020).

    Main Results:

    • A validated list of GBPs was developed, prioritizing key practices for effective colony management.
    • The GBPs provide a structured framework for beekeepers to enhance bee health and productivity.
    • The approach emphasizes a holistic One Health perspective, linking bee health to human and environmental well-being.

    Conclusions:

    • Good Beekeeping Practices (GBPs) offer a practical and innovative solution to the challenges facing European beekeeping.
    • Implementing GBPs supports a sustainable One Health strategy, crucial for safeguarding pollinators and ecosystems.
    • This approach aligns with successful management strategies in other livestock production systems.