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New York, 20 December – Today, the United Nations General Assembly adopted by consensus a resolution declaring 20 May as World Bee Day. Every year on this day, the attention of the global public will be drawn to the importance of preserving bees and other pollinators. People will be reminded of the importance of bees for the entire humanity ...
May 20th – World Bee Day We propose to celebrate World Bee Day in May, which in the northern hemisphere is the month with the greatest activity in the growth of bees when, the number of bee colonies increases to such an extent that the colonies swarm, which is their natural way of reproduction.
resulting from reduced resistance of bee colonies and from globalization, which facilitates the transmission of pests and diseases over long distances, pose a special threat. Furthermore, climate change also has a
the United Nations send the proposal that May 20 will declare a World Bee Day. May 20, a day when Anton Janša (Slovenija), pioneer of modern beekeeping was born.
world Bees and other pollinators are very important for human survival as they significantly contribute to the world’s food security. One third of produced food in the world depends on pollination and bees play the most important role among the pollinators. Every third spoon of world food depends on pollination.
The "Bee World" pavilion, inter alia, invites visitors to take a "selfie" with their mobile phones and share it on Facebook: www.facebook.com/worldbeeday. Visitors are also invited to visit the website www.worldbeeday.org and to lend their support to the initiative to have 20 May declared World Bee Day. AUGMENTED REALITY FACEBOOK
Special update on the World Bee Count and AI-Driven Climate-Smart Beekeeping by Max Rünzel CEO, HiveTracks, and Project Coordinator, World Bee Count, United States of America 13:37 –13:46
Apr 26, 2019 · Why World Bee Day? Bees and other pollinators are endangered and need to be protected. They are endangered because of: • Diseases, such as varrosis, nosemosis and viruses; • Lack of food due to intensive farming (monocul-ture, frequent mowing of meadows; • Use of pesticides; • New pests, which spread around the world
- The "World Bee Day" (hereinafter: WBD) logo is designed to represent the global dimension of 20 May, i.e. World Bee Day; - it shows a bee on a "stylised flower"; bees are usually depicted in yellow and orange colours, but this one is deliberately brown and grey instead, as this colour combination points to our autochthonous bee breed – the
The Golden Bee Award Committee (hereinafter: Committee), Dunajska cesta 22, SI – 1000 Ljubljana, is calling for applications for the 2021 Golden Bee Award. The funds for the call for applications are provided by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Food of the Republic of Slovenia. 2 Legal basis for the call for applications
