>          Hello
>
>
>          I am new to this newsgroup and internet in general, however, in the
>          brief time I have been reading the "traffic", it's mind boggling to
>          discover the potential. As the resident keeper in our office, I
>          field many questions. One just this week was from a colleque who
>          had just returned from a conference on "Science and the Management
>          of Protected Areas". A discussion arose re using bees to monitor
>          air quality. Has anyone info on this or references to papers on the
>          subject. If I get a reply, it will also tell me that I can really
>          post a message. This is somewhat like the light in the frig, one
>          trusts that it goes off when the door is shut, but who really
>          knows?
>
>          Don Ambler, Member BK89003, Nova Scotia Beekeepers Association
>          Bedford, Nova Scotia
>          Canada
 
Don,
 
   Check with [log in to unmask]
Jerry Bromenshank at the Univ. of Montana
 
 
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