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Noah Wilson-Rich: Städte brauchen gesunde Honigbienen

Filmed Jun 2012 • Posted Jul 2012TEDxBoston 2012
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Auf unerklärliche Weise verschwinden Bienen in den letzten Jahren aus ländlichen Gebieten, was ernste Konsequenzen für die Landwirtschaft hat. Doch Bienen scheinen sich in urbanen Gebieten gut zu entwickeln – und Städte brauchen ihre Hilfe ebenso. Noah Wilson-Rich schlägt urbane Bienenzucht als Möglichkeit vor, sowohl Städte als auch eine Spezies wiederzubeleben. (Auf der TEDxBoston gefilmt.)

Noah Wilson-Rich studies bees and bee diseases. He founded Best Bees Company to support people who want to own and care for their own beehive. Full bio »

Translated into German by Judith Matz
Reviewed by Katja Tongucer
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