The Bee Project - Plant A Wild Seed Initiative

Often there appears to be a great divide between environmental problems and probable solutions. But not in this case.

Without bee diversity specific food sources which are grown naturally are in jeopardy. But we can turn things around using practical applications that are accessible to everyone. We just have to shift perspective - abit.

Extending The Invitation

The Leeds study also states that once diverse native habitat is re-established, bee diversity returns as do other pollinators. It seems we have to invite our busy friends back into our gardens.

So Organic Principle is going to do everything we can to welcome our pals back into our gardens, balconies, parks, right-of-ways, railroad lands, community and national parks - and we're asking you to do the same by becoming involved in our Plant A Wild Seed Initiative.

The Bee Project

By bridging the gap between community and science, The Bee Project promotes and encourages awareness and understanding of the significant contribution all pollinators provide to the well being of humankind.

Dedicated to understanding how we can help our planet's ecosystems, which are under threat due to human pressure, The Bee Project is an educational resource for the general public as well as schools, farming communities, apiarists and consumers. Just click here and you can get started.

 

 

 

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