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There are still Bee Trees in Europe

In Europe honey bees are considered as domesticated animals. Beekeepers provide them with hives, feed them, protect against parasites and manage them extensively. However, the number of colonies in central and northern Europe is declining, Feral colonies of honey bees once present in Europe have also seen a sharp decline in recent years.