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How To Report Pesticide Kills
In order to get the legislation's attention, bee kills must be reported. If you find your bees dead in a huge pile in front of your hive, you have a bee kill. You can and should report your bee kills to both state and national agencies.
In Georgia, bee kills should be reported to the Georgia Department of Agriculture: Nancy Hall 404-656-9371. Her email is
nancy.hall@agr.georgia.gov
.
On a federal level, report to the EPA by emailing
beekill@epa.gov
. If you want to learn more about reporting bee kills, check out the
Honey Bee Health Coalition Quick Guide to Reporting a Bee Kill Incident
.
The Pollinator Stewardship Council
can be of great help in reporting bee kill incidences.
.