Bees are essential for food production and the environment. Without pollinating insects and bees, the ecosystem and food production are at risk. A third of our food depends on their pollination: most wild flowering plants and major existing agricultural crops need pollination.
Unfortunately, today bees are increasingly at risk due to pesticides, parasites and climate change. This is why every small commitment or gesture can become a benefit for bees, for the environment and for our nutritional health.
What can we do?
Bee Friendly gardens and balconies
Choose plants and/or flowers that can be a source of food for bees such as aromatic plants or sunflowers, lavender or mallow
Do not use chemical pesticides that can harm bees
Bees need to drink: leave bowls of water in the garden or on balconies that allow them to drink
In front of a swarm of bees
The presence of swarms, especially if referring to some months of the year (from April to June) is to be considered absolutely natural. Pollinating bees do not sting and are not dangerous. Do not use insecticides and do not damage bee nests.
If you have a hive to remove, contact us!
We'll help you find a beekeeper near you who can take care of that nest, remove it and protect it.
Bees have an extraordinary social intelligence: each carries out its own task but they all collaborate for the well-being of the hive. Protect the bees with us!
