It will also analyze the reasons of the worldwide collapse of bee colonies.

Bee colony collapse is a world-wide phenomenon that has been baffling scientists.

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Known as ‘colony collapse disorder’, billions of honey bees across the world are leaving their hives, never to return.

Not only are bees affected by diseases, they have been decimated by a phenomenon called colony collapse disorder.

Their rapid decline since 2005, a phenomenon known as colony collapse disorder, is disrupting agriculture around the world.

But with the syndrome known as colony collapse disorder (CDD), a third, half -- sometimes even 90 per cent -- of the insects can be wiped out.

But with the syndrome known as colony collapse disorder (CDD), a third, half – sometimes even 90 percent – of the insects can be wiped out.

In recent years, bee populations have been dropping rapidly, partly due to a phenomenon known as Colony Collapse Disorder.

In recent years, honeybee populations have rapidly declined, in part due to a phenomenon known as Colony Collapse Disorder.

Plus, they can threaten the U.S. food supply by contributing to “colony collapse disorder,” or the mysterious die-off of pollinating honeybees.

Plus, they can threaten the U.S. food supply by contributing to "colony collapse disorder," or the mysterious die-off of pollinating honeybees.

It appears the toxins make the bees more vulnerable to a parasite called Nosema ceranae, which is believed to cause colony collapse disorder.

Scientists are still researching how pesticides may be contributing to colony collapse disorder (CCD), a rapid die-off seen in millions of honeybees throughout the world since 2006.

The first step in avoiding CCD is to follow Ministry of Agriculture guidelines for eradicating Varroa mites, a parasite considered a core cause of CCD.