Project Apis M. establishes consortium for bee health regulations.

Project Apis m. has been funding beekeeper-approved research for two decades, focusing on restoring bee forage and providing resources for challenges like Tropilaelaps. A new initiative, the Bee Health Regulatory Consortium (BHRC), aims to address beekeepers' concerns about the lengthy and inefficient process for obtaining new tools. Izzy Hill, the new Director of Regulatory Affairs at P Am, has a strong background with the EPA and USDA and will lead the consortium. Hill noted that while innovations are being developed, they often do not reach beekeepers effectively, and BHRC aims to bridge this gap by supporting businesses in bringing research-based products to market.