Expected results:

- Creation of a free database accessible online which details the contaminants present in the agricultural environment

- The information will offer beekeepers to protect their bees and their honey production by avoiding placing their beehives next to crops treated with pesticides

- The reduction of catastrophic events caused by farmers that use toxic compounds for bees and other pollinators to protect their crops. Farmers will be motivated to inform themselves which products to use in order to protect against any financial damages they would need to pay if found responsible for causing bees intoxication.

Benefits:

- Beekeepers will see a reduction in cases of bees intoxication which will lead to increase in bees productivity. By avoiding contaminants present in the nectar and pollen of flower, beekeepers will avoid the contamination of their bee products above approved limits, thus increasing the quality of their products and increasing the value of their production.

- Farmers will avoid having to pay any fines related to causing pollinator intoxication by using toxic compounds to protect their crops. They will also benefit from understanding the level of contamination of their own crops which could become illegal in the long term.

- Researchers will be able to develop and standardise methods of analysis of data derived from levels of contamination of nectar, pollen, honey or vegetal samples. Specific research areas could be newly developed, which will lead to promoting development of research activity.