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16 This chapter provides an overview of the airports, DOTs, and beekeeping operations that host or maintain pollinator-friendly programs and responded to the Pollinator Programs at Airports and DOTs Survey (referred to herein as the "survey" and included as Appendix B) , as well as those airports, DOTs, and beekeeping operations that subsequently participated in a virtual interview to collect more information regarding their survey responses.
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Survey Responses 17 resource to airports that enabled the removal of swarms in a faster, more responsible way. In several instances, beekeepers had set up swarm traps near the airfields and had subsequently relocated captured swarms into the beekeeping program's apiaries.
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18 Considerations for Establishing and Maintaining Successful Pollinator Programs on Airports opportunities for public engagement. The airports and DOTs leveraged a variety of public engagement opportunities, including full-day events, art exhibitions, new environmental programs, educational tours, public outreach through news stories and social media, and the sale, auctioning, and sampling of honey generated by on-site beekeeping operations.
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