While it is apparent that an evolution in beekeeping needs to emerge, it is imperative that a bee-caring Guardianship is immediately put into place as we face this moment of instability of the planets' biosphere.

A sufficient number of Bee Guardians preserving healthy colonies will offer substantial pollination relief to these areas, while also acting as insurance in the case that science and the beekeeping industry cannot secure a viable solution to the potential collapse of the bees in time.

Edward O. Wilson on Colony Collapse Disorder
"It's a bad thing when any species is at risk," Wilson said of [colony collapse disorder]. 
"But in a sense it's the Katrina of entomology." It has brought a public awareness to
the plight of pollinators, which Wilson calls "the heart of the biosphere."
The Washington Post, June 30, 2007