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#2 — Tree Cavities: Homes and Biomes for Bees & Other Organisms
Thursday, 20 June (17–19h CEST // 16–18h BST // 11am–1pm EDT // 8–10am PDT)

Studying free-living honey bees often brings researchers deep into forests to monitor colonies in their natural habitat. Observations of tree cavities have revealed interesting findings, including new occupants and/or unexpected co-habitants, such as woodpeckers, owls, squirrels, other insects, fungi, and more. 

What do we know about these dynamically rich nest spaces? What can we learn about interspecies interactions within tree cavities? How can an intersectional, multidisciplinary scientific approach among researchers from varying specialties widen our understanding of free-living bee biology and behavior?

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2024 SYMPOSIA SERIES

#1 — Bee-lining: Modern-day Makeover of an Age-Old Craft 
Thursday, 21 March

#2 — Tree Cavities: Homes and Biomes for Bees & Other Organisms
Thursday, 20 June 

#3 — Are Wild Honey Bees Wild Bees Too?
Thursday, 26 September

#4 — Spreading the Buzz: Communicating and Recruiting for Citizen Science
Thursday, 19 December