VOICED: Urban bee-keepers hope to halt British decline

The video explores urban beekeeping through John's experience in South London. Despite limited space, John successfully produces honey, highlighting the feasibility of beekeeping in urban areas. The video discusses the decline in honeybee populations due to disease, pesticides, and climate change, emphasizing the importance of urban beekeeping. It also touches on the impact of climate change on bee activity and food availability. The video concludes with a honey tasting and hopes for the continued growth of urban beekeeping.

What is the maximum distance John's bees travel to forage in South London?

• Six miles

• Eight miles

• Four miles

• Two miles

What are some reasons for the decline in honeybee populations in the UK?

• Lack of beekeeping courses

• Disease-carrying mites and pesticide use

• Overproduction of honey

• Increased urbanization

What is a potential benefit of urban beekeeping mentioned in the video?

• It reduces air pollution

• It helps increase honeybee populations

• It provides more space for hives

• It decreases the need for pesticides

How is climate change affecting the bees' food supply?

• It leads to longer active periods with insufficient food

• It increases the availability of food

• It has no effect on food supply

• It causes food stocks to last longer

What unique taste does John's honey have when it is first harvested?

• Spicy

• Citrus

• Floral

• Minty eucalyptus