Dr Ros
Gloag
Senior Lecturer in Evolutionary Biology · University of Sydney
Nomia is pleased to acknowledge Dr Ros Gloag’s interest in the program and greatly appreciates her willingness to continue discussions as the research develops.
Dr Ros Gloag is an evolutionary biologist and bee researcher at the University of Sydney. Her research examines bee behaviour, ecology and evolution, with particular interests in Australian native bees, population biology and pollination.
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Government Evidence: The Damage Is Already Being Felt
The consequences of Varroa destructor in Australia are no longer merely projections. Australian government agencies are documenting impacts on beekeepers, hive numbers, pollination services and the effectiveness of available Varroa treatments.
Read the Australian Government and state government evidence directly.
Individual reports of hive loss, treatment resistance, increased pollination cost or crop impact should not automatically be treated as national averages. Nomia distinguishes documented current impacts from credible future risks and relies wherever possible on primary government and scientific evidence.