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How can we Protect Bees?


Policy makers must take action to protect the bees and other pollinators.


Farmers must be rewarded for practices that help wild bee populations thrive.


Assistance should be provided to farmers who plan to support a wider variety of pollinators beyond just bees.

Bee research must be strengthened, and must also be broadened to include research on pollinators besides honey bees.

Integrated Pest Management (IPM) techniques should be used to minimize pesticide us and risk to bees.


City dwellers can also practice IPM where they live, work, and play to protect our health, water quality, and pollinators.

And if CCD continues, the consequences for the agricultural economy — and even for our ability to feed ourselves — could be dire.

“No more Bees, No more Pollination, No more Plants, No more Animals, No more Man”.