On May 20th is World Bee Day

The world bee day focuses on the importance of game and honeybees for us and our ecosystem. There are the worldwide Honeybee as well as about 30,000 Wild bee species; Around 550 species occur in Germany. Wild bees also include the bumblebees. Unlike the honeybee, most of the wild bee species do not form states, but live solitary. They are very diverse in their optics. However, all bees have one thing in common: their preference for flowers.

Because of their Pollination Promote and maintain wild and honey bees biodiversity and the Food protection of people and animals. Pollinated crops, for example, are rapeseed, sunflower, apples, pears, cherries, plums, strawberries and feed plants such as field beans and clover. Our honey bees also give us a delicious product and live us in your beehive how a perfect division of labor and a busy and productive cooperation work.

Am World bee day the general public is made aware of how significant and worth protecting bees through press releases, promotions and events. It is often about small food for thought and a certain mindfulness, which is also given to the small living things that surround us. And whether it is the “wild colorful corner” and the water offer in the garden or the insect -friendly planting on the balcony, everyone can also participate in a small scale.

Hopefully it will succeed Wonderful variety of bee world To be preserved – but not only with the World Bee Day! You can find out more about the honeybee and the “wild” relatives www.deutscherimkerbund.de

The world day of bee (World Bee Day) finds, according to the decision of the United Nations Organization (UN), since 2018 every year on May 20th. This date has its origin in Slovenia and was in honor of Anton Janskaborn on May 20, 1734. Janscha was a court beekeeper and bee scientist and is considered to be the inventor of the Krainer Bauernstock, whom he developed from the horizontal diets common in the car.