Pollinators need safe, connected habitats to thrive. Local efforts—from backyard gardens to city-wide policies—play a vital role in protecting pollinators. Learn how communities can restore native plantings, create corridors, and safeguard pollinator habitat protection to ensure healthier ecosystems and stronger biodiversity for the future.
Bees are essential for pollinating crops and maintaining healthy ecosystems, yet they face growing threats from climate change. Rising temperatures, unpredictable weather, and shifting bloom patterns are disrupting the delicate balance between pollinators and plants, putting both food production and biodiversity at risk (IPCC, 2022). How Climate Change Affects Bees Consequences for Pollination Disrupted pollination…
When people talk about saving the bees, honeybees often take center stage. While honeybees are important pollinators, there are over 20,000 species of wild bees worldwide—and wild bee conservation is just as crucial for a healthy planet. Wild bees, including bumblebees, mason bees, and sweat bees, play unique roles in pollination and biodiversity. Understanding why…
Learn how bee conservation efforts in your community can protect pollinators, support ecosystems, and strengthen local food security.