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Honey Bee Apiaries on Utah National Forests

4.16.18
Public lands

A private beekeeper wants to pasture enormous numbers of honey bees in apiaries on four of Utah’s national forests: the Manti-La Sal, the Fishlake, the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache, and the Dixie. Learn why this is a very bad idea.

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