This is your invitation to bee active
Why are bees and other pollinators so important?
Did you know that 70 out of 100 crops that feed 90% of the global population depend on pollinators like bees? Without them, our plates—and our future—would look very different.
Well, imagine a world without them. It’s not just about seeing fewer flowers; it’s a world in which the supply of the food we eat, the oils we cook with, and even the fibers in our clothes collapses.
Here’s the catch: pollinators are vanishing, fast. In 2024, we experienced, for the second straight year, the hottest year on record. As we talk about reaching net zero emissions and reversing climate change, there’s a piece of the puzzle that’s often overlooked: we can’t get to net zero without healthy ecosystems, and ecosystems can’t function without pollinators. It’s a chain reaction.
There’s no achieving net zero without protecting nature. And there’s no nature without pollinators. It won’t be easy, but it’s essential—and we need your help to make it happen.