Abstract:
The global competition for energy sources, conflicts over food and energy, geopolitical tensions, instability in global financial institutions, climate change skepticism, and concerns about food security
have all sparked a heightened interest in restoring the populations of Hymenoptera insects, including
honeybees, in agroecosystems worldwide. The environmental crisis, both globally and in regions like
Ukraine, is heavily influenced by a combination of natural and human-induced factors. Identifying ecological issues, particularly those of anthropogenic origin, that impact the development and distribution
of honeybee populations is crucial for prioritizing responses and informing management decisions related to environmental safety. Addressing these challenges requires a comprehensive understanding of
the complex interactions between environmental factors and human activities, as well as a commitment
to sustainable practices and conservation efforts to support the resilience of honeybee populations and
the ecosystems they inhabit.
