What can you do to help prevent bee's from becoming extinct?

Answer 1

Beekeepers help the honey bee population by caring for the bees; feeding them when necessary (if you take their winter food stores -- the honey -- you must replace it), and by keeping pests such as varroa under control. If this wasn't done the pests would overwhelm the colony and it would die.

Answer 2

honey bees are pretty easy to take care of. The only question is What are keeping them in? A couple of days ago my dad and I found a swaem of honeybees on a branch. WSe caapured them and now are starting to care for them. when my dad was a kid, he worked with them, so he is teaching me how to care for them. Right now, we are keeping them in a sealed glass container because it isn't very warm out yet. This is a fishtank and we put it in my garage. We are feeding them honey and they are, at this moment, building a comb. We feed them water, drip by drip. We just put the water on the screen lid, and if they want it, they drink it. We do the same thing with the honey. If you don't want to feed them anymore, then put them in a man-made hive. Then, thhey can make their own honey. They make 3 times the amount of honey they need and this is why us humans love them. Honey can last over 2,000 years on record, if the bees choose not to contamminate it. They are the only ones who can make it go bad. Lastly, honeybees are the nicest kind of bee and live on every coninent except Antartica. The only time a honeybee will sting you is if you are being a bother to them or if you are frightened/scared or anxious about something, they can sense it. If they were wiped out, then 15 billion dollars (or more) will be lost to farmers and many other people. There you go! That's all I know about them at this moment, so I'm SO sorry if this didn't help.

Answer 3

Yes. Honeybees are responsible for pollinating 70% of our crops. Accually its 80% instead of 70%.

Answer 4

People can help honey bees by planting flowers and shrubs that bees like and by not using insecticides in their gardens. The bees will do the rest.

Answer 5

you can eat them at the grocerie store