Bee the change, bee active,
BEE AWARE !
of the importance of bees because they play a vital role in maintaining the health of our ecosystems and food supply. The decline of bee populations can have severe consequences for both the environment and human society.
You can make a difference!
School or Company Activities
Participate as a school or a company to make an even bigger positive impact!
Learn about Bees
Interesting facts about these superorganisms which you probably had not heard before
Crafts
Fun projects to do on your own or with your family to help protect and support bee populations
Bees are
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Bees are important because they play a crucial role in pollinating plants and crops, which is necessary for food production and biodiversity. Without bees, many plant species and entire ecosystems would be severely impacted.
Bees are the buzz of life, let’s protect them.
Save the bees, save the world.
Bees may be small, but their impact on the world is mighty, let’s work together to create a better environment for them to flourish and ensure a sustainable future for us all
Where flowers bloom, bees will zoom!
How it all started
What is Bee-Aware About?
No-Mow May
World Bee Day
Fantastic Bees
The Golden World of Honey
Pollinators
Bees, the diligent winged ambassadors, play a vital role as nature’s most efficient pollinators, ensuring the vibrant tapestry of our ecosystems and the bountiful harvests we cherish. Their tireless journeys from flower to flower, spreading life’s golden dust, are a symphony of collaboration and sustainability, reminding us of the interconnectedness and beauty of our natural world.
Where flowers bloom, bees will zoom!
Bee Aware in Athens
Bee Happy in Athens
How to make Seed Bombs
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The Hive
A natural bee hive is a structure built by honeybees to house and protect their colony. It is typically made of wax and is composed of hexagonal cells used for storing honey, pollen, and raising their young.
Buzzing Hives, Nature’s Thrive
