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Beekeepers in Colombia denounce pesticides as leading cause in bees’ death

By AFP
27 February 2021   |   7:00 am
Beekeepers in Colombia notice an increase in the number of dead bees, and suspect pesticides used in nearby monocultures are the cause of these untimely deaths.

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