Comments on: Community Takes Action to Map Wild Bees, CCD Next? http://pollinatethis.org/beeblog/2009/02/10/community-takes-action-to-map-wild-bees-ccd-next/                                     A tale of a beekeeper to be in the time of "CCD" Mon, 13 Feb 2012 02:05:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: Andrew Isner http://pollinatethis.org/beeblog/2009/02/10/community-takes-action-to-map-wild-bees-ccd-next/#comment-3821 Andrew Isner Wed, 24 Jun 2009 20:30:30 +0000 http://pollinatethis.org/beeblog/2009/02/10/community-takes-action-to-map-wild-bees-ccd-next/#comment-3821 Hello, am currently a GIS graduate student and am highly intrested in mapping CCD as part of my graduate project. Please let me know how I might contribute! -Andrew Isner Elkins, WV Hello,
am currently a GIS graduate student and am highly intrested in mapping CCD as part of my graduate project. Please let me know how I might contribute!

-Andrew Isner
Elkins, WV

]]> By: DNR http://pollinatethis.org/beeblog/2009/02/10/community-takes-action-to-map-wild-bees-ccd-next/#comment-245 DNR Wed, 04 Mar 2009 13:36:25 +0000 http://pollinatethis.org/beeblog/2009/02/10/community-takes-action-to-map-wild-bees-ccd-next/#comment-245 just a quick reply, as I’m slammed at work. The CCD mapping project has not really started, as I can not find a list of locations anywhere. Would be pretty easy to map them, if I could get them in a CSV or other electronic format. As for the Feral Bee project, we’re up to 293 hives (another new one today!), and I look forward to a very busy spring. I’m working with some teachers to try and get some interest in schools to help use the maps to help discuss bee biology. I figure if a school happens to be within a “red ring” it should be within the the 3-mile radius of a feral bee hive, and the school/class could plant flowers and discuss wild bees, foraging, etc… Thanks for the coverage in your blog, the more interest and understanding the public has, the better. Talk to you later, Ronnie Bouchon http://www.savethehives.com "Putting honey bees on the map!" just a quick reply, as I’m slammed at work. The CCD mapping project has not really started, as I can not find a list of locations anywhere. Would be pretty easy to map them, if I could get them in a CSV or other electronic format. As for the Feral Bee project, we’re up to 293 hives (another new one today!), and I look forward to a very busy spring. I’m working with some teachers to try and get some interest in schools to help use the maps to help discuss bee biology. I figure if a school happens to be within a “red ring” it should be within the the 3-mile radius of a feral bee hive, and the school/class could plant flowers and discuss wild bees, foraging, etc…

Thanks for the coverage in your blog, the more interest and understanding the public has, the better.

Talk to you later,
Ronnie Bouchon
http://www.savethehives.com
“Putting honey bees on the map!”

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