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The aim was to generate income and rehabilitate a degraded catchment by integrating beekeeping and motivating the local community for environmental conservation. After the intervention, total honey yields and revenues were increased 6-fold. Assessment of the catchment revealed 29 bee-forage species, an increment of 13 plant species, of which seven species were added through planting, and 6 were through natural regeneration. The diversity of the bee-plants was 1.0 and 1.6 before and after the intervention, respectively.

Beekeeping as an incentive to catchment rehabilitation