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July 6, 2022 at 11:14 am #23048
Manju
ParticipantHi Manju,
That is very interesting to know individuals from communities still carry information on their landscape, especially specific aspects like beehives. I am particularly interested in looking at what kind of knowledge individuals, especially children retain about features of their landscape such as beehives. I and a couple of colleagues are working in a rather badly damaged landscape in western rajasthan and am keen to document features of the landscape as well as knowledge that people have. Would like to know more about how you went about your research. Should you ever come to Rajasthan we would love to take you to our study area and figure out what all we can see and need to look at in such landscapes from a pollination perspective. -
July 9, 2022 at 9:32 pm #23049
Manju
ParticipantI think it will be very valuable to document ecological indicators in the landscape you mention. As part of the FES engagement in Bhilwara, we had carried out a survey of bee nesting sites around mustard farms. I will share the report with you by email.
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