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Freeing Captive Bees From Colonial History
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We have an extremely biased view of what the biodiversity of wild bees in sub-Saharan Africa is like: the reference specimens, collected during the colonial period, sleep in western museums, away from researchers in the field. To remove this obstacle, the team of Prof. Nicolas Vereecken of the Agroecology Lab of the ULB is undertaking the digitisation of these collections in 2D and 3D. Funded by the FNRS and led in partnership with the AfricaMus…
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