Beekeeping is an agricultural activity that produces products such as honey, royal jelly and propolis, which can be done wherever there are flowers without being dependent on the soil. Global warming reduces honey productivity by causing honey bees to spend more time feeding and cooling their hives. This situation forces honeybees to make more efforts. Additionally, factors such as a decrease in the number of pollinators, pesticide use, and radiation effects can also reduce the honey bee population. These effects can make life difficult for bees and unfortunately reduce honey yield. Climate change affects the distribution of vegetation and flowers, restricting honey bees’ access to food resources. This leaves bees vulnerable to extreme weather conditions and causes flowers to bloom prematurely, making the task of pollination difficult. Because bees have difficulty adapting to these changing climatic conditions, they have difficulty feeding their hives during the winter months, which negatively affects the health of the colonies.