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Hi everybody who has commented to this post. My original question about whether disease management is a touchy topic has definitely been answered! Thanks again for everyone's contributions.

Hi, thanks so much for this, really helpful insights.

Hi, thanks so much for all this, this is really valuable in helping me to get a better picture of the scene. I will certainly do more research about this topic, and the shape of the project is likely to evolve as time passes.

Hi, thanks for your comment. I didn't see the need to include lots of details about the research in my original post because I am not looking for participants through this forum. As I said, I was just seeking advice about how to handle a topic which I thought may be sensitive, as I am still...

Hi Finman, thanks for all this information, that's so helpful. As for your question, I'm a human geography student, which is the side of Geography interested in human beings and how they interact with the world around them. It's true, if I was just researching scientific information about bee...

Great tip, thanks!

Thanks for this, really useful stuff. Just to make sure I understand, do you mean I'd be likely to get nothing if I asked people about their views on other people's methods, because they'd just get caught up in criticising/arguing about it? Honestly that would be fine, I'm just keen to avoid...

I see, that's really helpful. Just to clarify, by regulations do you mean the ones which said people had to report varroa if they found it in their hives? Or regulations about other diseases?

Hi all, I'm a postgraduate researcher in human geography and will be doing some ethnographic fieldwork with urban beekeepers this summer. I'm particularly interested in how urban beekeepers manage the various diseases which affect their hives, their perspectives on different treatment...