Honey bees in Melaya Village in the south of West Bali National Park, Soetedjo farms honey bees in his 0.5-...

Honey bees in Melaya Village in the south of West Bali National Park, Soetedjo farms honey bees in his 0.5- hectare cacao plantation. He sells honey under the trade name 'Matal Honey' for IDR 100,000 a bottle. If the forest in West Bali National Park becomes degraded there will be fewer honey bees nesting in his cacao plantation, West Bali National Park, Bali, Indonesia.

Photo by Aulia Erlangga/CIFOR

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