Guelph University launches Honey Bee Research Centre to enhance pollinator studies.

The University of Guelph has inaugurated a cutting-edge research facility, enhancing its honeybee research and education initiatives. On Thursday, university officials, researchers, and supporters celebrated the opening of the Luckevich Pinchin Honey Bee Research Centre, which focuses on honeybee health, educational advancements, and bolstering Canada's beekeeping sector. John Cranfield, dean of the Ontario Agricultural College, noted, “It’s an extension of our 130 years of work in apiculture science and supporting honeybee and pollinator health.”