This document discusses sustainable apiculture (beekeeping) in the Himalayan region of Nepal. It reviews literature on creating learning environments for sustainable apiculture development and the relationship between apiculture, ecology, and sustainable development factors. The document also examines case studies on relationships between people and native bees in Western Nepal, beekeeping in Nepal, and good beekeeping practices. It concludes by recommending designing solutions to evaluate and develop sustainable apiculture of native Nepalese bees.

1. LITERATURE REVIEW
How can we create a learning environment for the sustainable development of apiculture in Himalayan region of Nepal?
What is apiculture and sustainable development of apiculture?
How can we correlate the sustainable development of apiculture and the ecology of Himalayan region?
What are the fundamental factors of sustainable development and its relation with ecology?
How many types of honey bees are there accordingly to the ecosystem and their adaptation to the habitation?
How and what can we create the interactive semantic for the apiculture in Himalayan region?
CASE STUDY
LIVING WITH BEES: A LOOK INTO THE
RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PEOPLE
AND NATIVE BEES IN WESTERN NEPAL
(Alexander Cobb, Suman Pant)
Geology Department, Middlebury College
HIMALAYAN HONEYBEES AND
BEEKEEPING IN NEPAL
(R.Thapa)
Geology Department, Tri-Chandra M.
Campus
GOOD BEEEKEEPING PRACTICES FOR
SUSTAINABLE APICULTURE
Food And Agriculture Organization of the
United Nations
CONCLUSION/ RECOMMENDATION
Design solutions to evaluate and then develop the sustainability of apiculture in Himalayan region of native bees
of Nepal
BEEKEEPING IN HUMLA DISTRICT WEST
NEPAL
(HIMALAYAN & TRADITIONAL APICULTURE)
THE HIMMALAYAN CLIFF BEE
(THE HONEY HUNTERS OF KASKI)
HIMALAYAN BEEKEEPER BEE FARM
(JHIRI, HIMACHAL, INDIA)