Miguel Ángel, a beekeeper in the Sierra Norte of Guadalajara, lost 160 hives in a devastating…

Miguel Ángel, a beekeeper in the Sierra Norte of Guadalajara, lost 160 hives in a devastating fire that consumed 35,000 hectares. While some hives survived due to his clearing efforts, the area is now barren, leaving no food for the bees. He relocated the remaining hives to a vegetated area, providing them with food and water, but they remain weak and will not produce honey this year. Over 70 beekeepers were affected by the fire. Veterinarian Lola Moreno emphasizes that maintaining hives is essential for vegetation recovery. Miguel Ángel continues to fight for his bees' survival.