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Abelhas ameaçadas de extinção | José Haas | TEDxUNISC


good afternoon everyone

Thank you for the invitation and I really

I’m really happy to share

with you of something that we really

we admire and certainly for many

are still a little unknown theme

I’m a holy hospital employee .

cross

nursing technician in recent years

served as trade union leader of the

category of health workers in the

brown river valley

in the off hours Saturday interval

holiday sunday we have to

satisfaction of having the best

activity if you observe the good

the work of bees I wanted to say

that as a child still there by the seven

For ten years we lived in a house

simple and there we would observe

small bees living on the threshold of

window and this seems to have captivated us

observe this important and certain

At the age of 15 we had some

colonies of jataí bees in our

together with my brother

that in the 80’s after the 80’s we

We brought to Santa Cruz when we

We came to live in Santa Cruz because they are

the residents of the region of the region

barn of the municipality of humaitá that

happens in the year 2000 the colonies

little boxes we brought from humaitá

were breaking

and we made new little box

new to them and wanted to make a

transfer to a new residence

a more dignified home for these

population

It happens that we

handling this first nest is divided

in two

That’s when I remembered when I still

in the 70’s 75 I do not remember

exactly the father was a subscriber of

correspondence, there was a

that of a German teacher who

talked about the possibility of

multiplication of native bees

Brazilian for ease of handling

because they have no sting

stinger but is atrophied afghan

therefore they would not be attacking

who handled these insects what we

we did at that time we

we took the two bales we put in two

boxes and we succeeded, we created two

new families

from that moment it seems that the

circus caught fire

we went to the quest to know which

other species would still be

reach us, we can observe and

work in the year 2000 we can

in the state of santa catarina acquisition

of a colony demands skirt in a

colony of manduri bees that maybe

certainly the vast majority of you

do not know

in 2003 we acquired one more

bee colony bootie use the

indigenous names here because they are

bees is facilitating

do not use the scientific name here and

bee guaraipo from 2004 to 2007 we

we noticed the manuseamos we had some

failures but in the vast majority

multiplication was successful.

when we found in 2007 our

agronomist friend and he told me

The next time I can visit you

When he visits us, it says barbarous.

here we have to carry on let’s go

have to show everyone that you

here is what you do and the qualitative and

port

bid of these insects from 2017

we make our

meliponário for visitors to students

for who was doing workshop

because we propose a partnership

with cover because because what the

cover vine preaching told us that

would be producing food without the use of

pesticides and these bees will only

able to survive in an environment

absence in the absence of pesticides

we

from there we made it over 20

free shops and are more exposed and

40 municipalities of people who were

participating in these events

these next lips I live there is

to tell you that when we

we were not even aware of the

of these insects we are one

blessed country

we have in Brazil more than 300

species of stingless bees and we

we ‘re just talking about bees at the level

of the world are around 400 on the river

of the south are 21 species of these

21 species we have today

tranquility to tell you that we

we multiply all of them with a large

ease and this work of

multiplication we take to the

workshops for the schools for those

who come to look for us in the millionaire and

to tell them the role of the

The meliponicultor the meliponicultor is

that individual who proposes to create

these bees and raise these bees

means to make a

rescue because you rescue because they

have left the vast majority or

unknown in the rio grande do sul

especially when we talk about

rescue is not take a ball

a tree and carry it for a fee

but rather to have meliponary colonies

authorized because it is protected by

law this individual this insect and we

we are authorized by the secretariat of the

the state of rio grande do

South registered as a commercial breeder and

tell you the satisfaction of these

last ten years we got

repatriate more around 800 colonies

already produced in our millionaire

this is significant if we imagine

which almost does not exist in some

which is species and another portion of

public mali author of the one who

It is really important to do this

work is to help the environment

and when we talk about the issue of

help the environment

we can not forget that you are

bees

they are the main pollinator agent

they are actually a third of

food we got consume

all of our table produced by

interference of bees

there are some woods in the

native wood from

biome of the Atlantic Forest that almost 100%

must be organized by these bees or

sorry not generate these fruits

trees and if these areas did not generate

fruit will not have food for

birds will not have food for

other biodiversity and will not have the

food also the human being

We want to tell you that this

really is something we have

impressed over that time and

through the workshops or to the

children

We see the satisfaction of

children playing by putting

hand inside the colonies feeling the

flavor and aroma of each hive that

different the taste of honey the goal

characteristic of each colony we

has been fascinated to carry this forward

we are happy because we wanted

still to show here quickly what

we have almost in the center of santa cruz

southern

these images that you are seeing are

a millionaire who is just a few blocks away

João Baptista Cathedral and because the

bees are developing so well

here in the center of santa cruz because

these insects do not live can not

thrive where the action of poison

if we know it

we continue to make mistakes

because then it is a questioning

that is done and how not everything is heaven

Brigadeiro

I brought you some pictures.

because they are divided into two tribes

these bees from the real situation of

bees for example this bee that

Are you seeing here, honey bee?

a bland but very bible

is threatened with extinction

in rio grande do sul

make the challenge let’s search 100

colonies in the state of rio grande do sul

We certainly will not find

and we have a facility of

able to reproduce this species

also this other beautiful one that use the name

borá is a bee that almost does not

we found more in the rio grande do sul

endangered also in us

we can reproduce

multiply these bees another

bubble that really plays the role of

to tell if the environment is healthy

is to know the honey of the floor

the biosul it is practically extinct

lives under the ground on earth because she

is watching by the action of the fertilizers

chemical

she does not support fertilizers

insecticides is not spoken and thus

against

we have this other rarity here that

is no longer on the Great River of

South considered in my point of view

extinct in the Rio Grande do Sul we have

to know here in santa cruz do sul

We do not have the natural reports.

But why does this happen?

another bubble that was already another

group of Mexican women who is a

bee that makes my tasteful

very generic

have long been difficult to

you will find it in the Grande do Sul

we managed to multiply it with ease

and we the millionaire

another bubble of guaraipo still exists

some in the north of the state

but rare natural colonies

another bubble that we do not

we found more in the rio grande do sul

only authorized breeding still have and

can reproduce is the mandaça

maybe many of you already talk listen

one side this name but it’s a shame that

we want very easily and that

is part of the pollination of trees

high then it really is for us she

it is also very interesting another

bubble that no longer exists in the river

southern region and that we

we multiplied until this weekend

we made some divisions of mine

wife is here and help me in this

assignment

this wonderful beauty popular name of

biology

we have there for those who want to see know

is something that really fascinates us in

know that diversity is that the

diversity can still thrive but

how and when we can change that

which is placed

first here are students of

future journalism professionals who

they will have to help us spread the word

say we need to plant trees

tree means water

not us that are useless question

destroying the Amazon biome when

has almost destroyed the biome

of the Atlantic Forest when it was destroyed

practically the biome

now invading the Pampas program

monoculture wetland planting

breeding biome

large quantities

no country in the world owns

six biomas and they all penalizing

by the action of man by deforestation

by the action of pesticides and insecticides

and by the use of fertilizers

synthetic and we have to yes in

to have a conviction that

world we want for our

future children grandchildren great-grandchildren

we are co-responsible for that

what is happening was said here

the catastrophic situation that is the

environment is dry excess heat

flood and we can not fault

those who are destroying the

amazon here on the river pardinho that

the river in times of flood and

full of fact when it rains a lot because

out of it he’s a little sanga and

This water is going to be missing for us here.

we have the population that lives here in

riverbank that wants to plant

It seems that inside the river is

deforestation is planting in the canyons

From Rio

but what is that what world we

we really want and the purpose of

adapting to today’s afternoon is to

reflection

and when you think that everything is still

It’s possible I’d like to leave here.

a small challenge that each of us

still in 2017

for a tree that is small but

that, in 10-1550 years, it will be a

big leafy tree with lots of flower

to preserve our bees for

food and for what really

the world can re-balance itself and

live better as you are today

thank you

[Applause]

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