WEE NEED BEES

They are the source of almonds, chocolate, coffee and of course, honey, which has been a powerful immune system booster for centuries. Despite their small size, these warriors of nature have a huge weight on their shoulders: the weight of humanity and its species. Through pollination, bees help maintain the diversity and balance of ecosystems. They enable the reproduction of many plants and thus provide food for other animals. Despite their efforts, bees are unfortunately in decline all over the world! However, we can contribute our two cents. Want to know how? Keep reading.

1. Create habitats
   Create flowery spaces. Plant a variety of flowers, such as sunflowers, lavender, clover and buddleias, which produce nectar and pollen for bees. Even a single flowerpot on a balcony can make a big difference for our friends. We owe them that! 
2.  Create a favorable environment
   The first spring flowers, like dandelions, are a valuable source of food for pollinators. Leave a little clutter in your garden and let our friends enjoy their summer too!
3. Educate and raise awareness
   Talk about the importance of bees around you, to your family and friends. The more people are aware of their crucial role, the more likely it is that collective action will be taken to protect them.