This year the UN theme for World Bee Day is “Bee engaged – Celebrating the diversity of bees and beekeeping systems” with a virtual event...
Archive for tag: bees
Why Are Pollinators Important?
In recent years there’s been a growing concern over the state of the world’s pollinators and rightly so. Many different types of pollinators have seen...
Stop Mowing Your Lawn and Help Save Nature
Spring is in full swing and summer is just around the corner. The birds are nesting, insects are crawling and pollinators such as bees are...
The Beekeeping Landscape in Uganda – guest article by James Propa
James Propa is a new CHEC member in Uganda joining us from the Commonwealth Secretariat Youth Climate Change network event from the last CHOGM in...
Bees and Pollinators: A Commonwealth Concern
The November 2015 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) saw CHEC and Friends of the Earth (FoE) collaborate to launch Bees and Pollinators: A Commonwealth Concern. This...
Launch of CHEC/Friends of the Earth Report – Bees and Pollinators – A Commonwealth Concern
CHEC is proud to announce the release of our report ‘Bees and Pollinators – A Commonwealth Concern’, created in conjunction with Friends of the Earth....
Bee and Pollinators Event – A Commonwealth Concern
Bee and Pollinators – A Commonwealth Concern Imagine a world without Bees Food Security, Biodiversity, Urban/Rural Planning, Land Economy and SDGs 24th November 2-3:30 pm...
CHEC at the Bristol Bee Summit
[In February, Jane Samuels – a member of CHEC’s Governing Board – attended the Bristol Pollinators Summit, a regional meeting to design local implementation of the...