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Knowledge sharing for collective impact guide

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Knowledge sharing for collective impact guide

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Objective: To share and document various organisations from different countries that work on a specific topic of mutual interest.

Steps:

1. Selection of the Topic:

All partners mutually decide on the topic or subject of interest.

Ensure that the topic is specific enough to warrant detailed research but broad enough to include a variety of organisations.

2. Creation of the Excel Template:

Open a new Excel sheet.

Label the columns as follows:

Organisation Name

Country

Description of Activities

Contact Details (Email/Phone)

Website/Link

Additional Notes/Comments

3. Setting a Deadline:

Agree on a deadline by which all partners should have filled in their part of the sheet.

Decide on regular check-in points to discuss progress.

4. Research:

Each partner conducts research on the topic in their respective countries.

Use online resources, networking contacts, or local insights to identify relevant organisations.

5. Populating the Excel Sheet:

Each partner fills in the Excel sheet with their findings.

Ensure to provide as much information as possible, adhering to the set format.

6. Review and Compilation:

Once all partners have filled in their findings, review the entries for clarity and consistency.

Compile all the data into a single Excel sheet.

7. Discussion Session:

Organize a virtual meeting to discuss the findings.

Highlight unique approaches, challenges faced by these organisations, and potential areas of collaboration.

8. Finalisation and Sharing:

Make any final edits or additions to the Excel sheet based on the discussion.

Share the final document among all partners and with a wider audience.

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Knowledge sharing for collective impact guide

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We did it! With the help of the local community, and our young volunteers🌟, we made and distributed 1000 seed bombs🌱 during our activity in Gzira!🦋

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Bee Aware Italy successfully completed the Shop Bee Aware campaign at Giardini Naxos, raising awareness about the importance of pollinators

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Bee Aware: How Bees Will Save Your Food – A Bee Aware EU Initiative In a world where the interconnectedness of nature often goes unnoticed, the “Bee Aware | How Bees Will Save Your Food?” event, organized by The Bee Camp and hosted at the 4 Seasons Organic Food Market, served as a vibrant reminder…

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Discover the Bee Happy - Pollinators Garden workshop in Athens, an immersive experience celebrating pollinators' vital role and how to support them.

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Learn how to make seed bombs to have fun with your friends while helping our pollinator friends. Seed Bombs ensure more and better habitats...

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We did it! With the help of the local community, and our young volunteers🌟, we made and distributed 1000 seed bombs🌱 during our activity in Gzira!🦋

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Green Fingers Club is an educational demonstration site located at Fomm ir-Rih, Bahrija, where the most depleted land is being regenerated into a forest. Our Mission is to educate, to empower and inspire everyone to take action, so that Together We Can Make Malta Green Again.

In three years, we have turned white dust into soil, started a beyond organic vegetable garden, and planted over 300 young trees, while teaching and inspiring thousands to start their own regenerative journey towards a healthier, greener Malta. Thanks to people like you, we raise funds through CSR Team Building Activities, Tree Adoptions, Educational Workshops and other sustainable methods, to continue planting more trees each year and into exciting regenerative projects

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Green Fingers Club, Rabat, Malta. 3,732 likes · 143 talking about this · 34 were here. We restore soil, grow Organic food, plant hundreds of native Trees and inspire others to do the same

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Bee Aware is an Erasmus+ project raising awareness about the decline of pollinators. Projekta team up with Welbee's to drive the message home

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1. Sunflower Oil: Sunflower oil is extracted from sunflower seeds (Helianthus annuus). Sunflowers are dependent on pollinators, especially bees, for their seeds to form.

2. Canola (Rapeseed) Oil: Canola oil is obtained from the seeds of the canola plant (Brassica napus). Canola plants produce flowers that require pollination for seed development.

3. Soybean Oil: While soybeans (Glycine max) are not directly used as cooking oil, they are processed to produce soybean oil. Soybeans are self-pollinating, but they can benefit from pollinators, which can enhance seed set and yield.

4. Safflower Oil: Safflower oil is derived from safflower seeds (Carthamus tinctorius), which are dependent on pollinators for seed production.

5. Corn (Maize) Oil: Corn oil is obtained from corn (Zea mays) kernels. Corn is wind-pollinated, but it can also benefit from pollinators, especially for increased kernel set.

6. Cottonseed Oil: While cottonseed oil is not used as extensively for cooking, it is derived from the seeds of the cotton plant (Gossypium spp.), which requires pollination to produce these seeds.

It's important to note that even for self-pollinating plants, the presence of pollinators can enhance yield and seed production. Pollinators play a vital role in maintaining the diversity and abundance of plant species, including those used in the production of cooking oils.

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How true is the statement "No Bees, No Food"? See to what extent pollinators affect our food supply. Which food items would disappear?

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Nurturing Young Leaders: Inspiring Environmental Advocacy & Collaboration with Naxxar Mayor for Wildflower Conservation and Youth Empowerment

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A little experiment to show planting trees helps us keep cool in the scorching summer heat and combats climate change - Bee Cool Plant Trees!

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Every year, the EU’s 600 000 beekeepers and their 16 million beehives produce 200 000 tonnes of honey. This is not however sufficient to cover demand on the EU market, and the shortfall is made up by imports, above all from China.

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ELLINIKI ETAIRIA (Society for the Environment and Cultural Heritage - ELLET) 

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ELLINIKI ETAIRIA (Society for the Environment and Cultural Heritage - ELLET) 

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ELLINIKI ETAIRIA (Society for the Environment and Cultural Heritage - ELLET) has since 1972 been active in the fight for the preservation of Greece’s natural environment and cultural heritage. Protecting the natural environment and increasing public awareness of its value has been ELLET’s key concern and the basis of its actions ever since it was established.

With its continuous interventions -such as to protect the Prespa lakes, to establish the Alonissos marine park, to preserve the landscapes of Delphi, of the southern Saronic gulf, of Marathon, and the long legal contest to avert the diversion of the Acheloos river- Ellet has inspired civil society.
Ellet has engaged in an ongoing dialogue with the Greek state, and offers reasoned proposals to ensure that the biodiversity and natural beauty of our country is protected and sustainable development achieved.

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Ελληνική Εταιρεία Περιβάλλοντος και Πολιτισμού

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Ελληνική Εταιρεία Περιβάλλοντος & Πολιτισμού

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For Ellet the environment and cultural heritage are two sides of the same coin. Join us in the fight to protect them, something which is more relevant now than ever.

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We are the first Italian platform dedicated to civic and environmental crowdfunding. Since 2015, we have been carrying out projects that generate benefits for the territory and improve the quality of life of communities, in all Italian regions: reforestation interventions, social gardens, environmental education courses, urban redevelopment activities... and more!

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Frequently asked questions

Why do I have to provide so much personal information?

A European Citizens' Initiative is different from a "normal" petition: it is an official democratic instrument that enables EU citizens to help shape Europe by asking the European Commission to propose a legislative act. If we manage to collect one million (validated) signatures, the EU Commission will be legally obliged to deal with our demands.

We have no control over what data is required for the signing of a European Citizens' Initiative by the member states. The respective EU member states determine which data must be collected, so that the signatures are valid and counted. For this reason, in an ECI it is necessary to give more personal data than you are used to from other "petitions". However, all data collected in "Step 2" of our action will not be passed on to us - instead, it is forwarded directly to a secure server located in Germany, using a specially certified software (OpenECI), so that the responsible national authorities can verify the validity of your vote. This is necessary because an ECI is an official EU instrument, so whether the signatures actually come from citizens of an EU member state has to be checked. Your personal data will be permanently deleted after official verification by the national authorities. We would be pleased if you could complete step 2 of our action on the basis of these explanations. Only then you will have signed the ECI and your signature can be counted.

How can I support the European Citizens' Initiative (ECI) as a private person or organisation/association?

There are many possibilities. You can support the ECI:

by signing the the ECI now on this website.

by telling your family, friends and colleagues about our ECI and its goals. This is very important since we will only achieve the necessary system change if a sufficiently large amount of people recognise the urgency of the current crisis and the dire need for rapid action to counter it.

by sharing our content on social media. You can also print out signature forms, collect signatures from relatives and send the signed forms to us by post (you will find the address on the forms).

by supporting the work of "Save Bees and Farmers" with a donation.

Why didn't I receive a confirmation e-mail when I signed the ECI?

Your data will of course be transmitted securely and encrypted. All data collected -when signing the ECI in "Step 2" - with the software certified by the European Commission (OpenECI) goes directly to a secure server. It will not be sent to us and for this reason it is not possible to send you a confirmation of your participation. Only the competent national authorities can inspect the votes for random verification of their validity. This is necessary because an ECI is an official EU instrument. Your personal data will be permanently deleted after official verification by the national authorities.

I'm not sure I've signed the ECI yet. Can I sign a second time or is my signature invalidated?

Yes, sign again if you're unsure. Your signature is valid and is counted only once. The software automatically detects double signatures and sorts out duplicates.

I am a national of one EU member state but living in another EU member state. In which member state do I sign?

In the case of the online signature:

in the "please select country" box write your nationality
the widget will be configured to ask you the specific requirements for that nationality (whatever the country you live in is: Address, ID, etc...).

in the "nationality" box, put your nationality again

in most cases, you will have to fill in your address. There you choose the EU country you live in

If this does not work, the only solution is:

Depending on the data required by these member states, you may have the possibility to choose between signing for your nationality or your living country, bearing in mind that you can sign up only once for the initiative "Save Bees and Farmers".
The data which you provide in your signature will determine in which member state your signature will be counted.

Example: An Austrian living in Estonia can either ...
... fill in the form for Estonia, providing his/her full first names, family names, address, date and place of birth and nationality - in this case, his/her signature will be verified and therefore counted in Estonia
... or fill in the form for Austria, providing in addition to the above data a personal identification document number from the list accepted by Austria - in this case, his/her signature will be verified and therefore counted in Austria.

I am EU citizen resident outside of the EU. Can I sign the ECI?

This depends on the member state of which you are national. Depending on the requirements asked by the member states, you may or may not be able to sign up online. This is due to the fact that some member states require an EU address.

For those who will have the possibility to sign up, your vote will be counted in your member state of nationality.
For those who cannot sign online, then you can print the paper form, fill it in with your nationality and address and send it back.

Why such a radical approach? Are 15 years not far too short a period of time to switch to an agriculture without synthetic pesticides?

When a farmer decides to become a certified organic farmer, it takes three years in order for his land and harvests to receive the organic label, meaning no synthetic pesticide was used throughout the production process. Such a transformation is knowledge-intensive and requires training and adaptation on the farmer's side. We therefore consider that 15 years is a sufficient period of time to train farmers to adopt pesticide-free practices. 15 years would allow for a smooth transition period but with clear objectives.

Furthermore, we have already gambled away the opportunity for less ambitious changes and for a slower agricultural conversion. As early as 2008, the International Assessment of Agricultural Knowledge, Science and Technology for Development (IAASTD), initiated by the World Bank, urgently warned in its final report (PDF document): " Business as usual is not an option (PDF document)". But the IAASTD's warning was not followed by corresponding action. As a result, ten valuable years for the transformation of agriculture were lost until the Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) in May 2019 presented its Global Assessment Report on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services, which strongly reiterated the warning that "business as usual is not an option". A few months later, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) presented its report on the link between land use and greenhouse gas emissions. Both UN bodies, IPBES and IPCC, warned urgently that the window of opportunity for taking measures to avert the imminent collapse of the world's climate and ecosystems would be closing very soon.
Since past decision-makers did not "hear" the message and failed to act, we simply cannot wait any longer. Our generation is the last to still have the power to take effective action to halt biodiversity loss and climate change. According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, if we do not act now, we risk passing the point of no return in ten years' time.

Is the collapse of biodiversity caused exclusively by pesticides?

Indeed, there are many factors that contribute to species' extinction. The Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) 2019 report has made this clear. The main causes mentioned are namely land use change, pollution, climate change and the proliferation of invasive species, where land use change and related air, water and soil pollution are caused by agriculture, forestry and urbanisation, with 71% of the total land available being used for agriculture and forestry.

The use of synthetic pesticides is a two-fold driver of species' extinction: an immediate harmful effect of pesticide use results from pesticides' toxicity to insects, birds, amphibians, as well as soil and aquatic organisms. In addition, pesticides have enabled a model of intensive farming that heavily relies on intensive monocultures which leave no room for the existence of species diversity (agrobiodiversity). In other words, the continuous intensification of chemical pest control since the 1960s has made the use and consideration of natural biological mechanisms for pest control - such as the provision of habitats and ecological niches for beneficial insects, or the use of resistant crop varieties - seem obsolete, while the provisions listed above are key to pesticide-free agriculture. In order to restore these natural ecosystems and to enable species diversity in agricultural land, it is indispensable to implement pesticide-free practices in our agricultural system. Fortunately, evidence shows that biodiversity recovery can happen relatively quickly when measures are taken to restore habitats in parallel to abandoning the use of synthetic pesticides.

So will we have to plough with horses again in the future and weed fields by hand?

No, this image is very often raised by the pesticide industry to frighten farmers and citizens. The fact that a future biodiversity-compatible agriculture can do without synthetic pesticides does not mean that it should not take advantage of the incredible amount of scientific knowledge and technological innovations that are available today.

As the International Assessment of Agricultural Knowledge, Science and Technology for Development (IAASTD) report already stated in 2008, the decisive factor in combating hunger globally is not the maximisation of productivity, but the availability of food and its means of production locally. The best guarantees for this are smallholder structures with their ecological and social benefits (PDF document).

Recent technological developments, such as the switch from heavy machines to light, energy-autonomous, self-driving agricultural robots, are promising. Such technological advances could, for example, enable mechanical weed monitoring to ensure a controlled balance between crops and other plants, thus maintaining an ecological diversity of beneficial insects to contain pests within the crop.

Do you believe that farmers support the idea of banning pesticides?

Contrary to messages by the pesticide industry or spokespersons from major farmers' unions, there is a wide diversity of thought among the farming community. While large farmer associations have so far persistently defended the agro-industrial system and consistently combated pesticide restrictions, a growing number of smaller interest groups and farmers see dependence on the agro-industry (synthetic pesticides, seeds and fertilizers producers) and its products as a driving force behind the crisis into which farms and the ecosystem have fallen. For us organisers of the citizens' initiative, it will therefore be decisive whether we succeed in showing the prospects for change and convincing farmers not only that agriculture without pesticides is possible, but also that in the long term it is the best option. We therefore want to use the coming year not only to collect signatures for our citizens' initiative but also to enter into dialogue with farmers and their representative bodies.

But won't food prices in Europe become more expensive if farmers are forced to make use of alternative crop protection measures?

The highest price we can ever pay for our food is the devastation of our livelihoods and the livelihoods of our children and grandchildren. But it is precisely this price that we are currently paying worldwide when we buy unsustainably produced, cheap food. Our current way of farming threatens the world's food supply, as the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) stated in a comprehensive report on the state of agriculture and biodiversity (PDF document) in February 2019. The reason why we still buy food at this low price is that the real price does not appear at the supermarket checkout. We pay it through burning forests, polluting water, eroding soil, contaminating the air we breath and finding chemical residues in our food. Pesticides, as well as low-quality food, have important health impacts that involve important societal costs (cancers, Parkinson diseases, reproductive impairment, etc).

We must therefore put an end to this disastrous system. Farmers that produce food sustainably should be rewarded, while imported food produced with synthetic pesticides should be heavily taxed. Furthermore, farmers generally do not earn a decent living in the EU despite the fact they are caring for producing the food that is at the very basis of our health. Decision-makers shall ensure that farmers earn decent revenues, while maintaining food at affordable prices.

Why do the central demands of the citizens' initiative only include a ban on the use of pesticides in the EU but not a ban on imports of goods produced using pesticides?

In fact, that is one of our demands! In the Annex to our ECI (PDF document, 92.3 KB) we state that accompanying measures are necessary to ensure that pesticide-free food produced in Europe does not become subject to competition from cheap food from third countries produced using pesticides.
This can be guaranteed in a diversity of ways, either by a general ban on food that is not certified as produced without synthetic pesticides, or even a correspondingly high taxation and/or the subsidisation of European products that have been produced in a biodiversity-friendly way. It is clear that such measures are indispensable for the protection of European agriculture. At the same time, it is to be expected that such a trade policy can send out positive steering effects for a system change in other parts of the world. However, as this affects international trade agreements, and these cannot be subject to ECIs, this demand is (only) listed in the ECI Annex, and therefore does not formally belong to its central demands. But one thing is clear to us: we will all have to deal with this political question, because transformation can only happen if unfair competition from products that do not meet similar ecological standards can be excluded.

Without pesticides, how can we ensure the nutrition of over nine billion people?

An answer to the question of how to feed a world population that will have grown to a projected 9 billion by 2050 was provided about ten years ago by the International Assessment of Agricultural Knowledge, Science and Technology for Development (IAASTD). Its key recommendations included improving agro-ecological and low-input farming methods (PDF document), plant breeding for better climate, temperature and pest resistance, as well as compensation for environmental services and reducing dependency on fossil fuels. What you will not find in the report, however, are recommendations to use pesticides in order to secure the world's food supply. On the contrary, the IAASTD recommends the replacement of agrochemicals by biocontrol. The claim that pesticides are necessary to secure the world's food supply is therefore nothing more than the narrative of large agrochemical groups, which earn billions of euros from the sale of pesticides. There is no scientific evidence to support such claim, it is just a myth.

How are farmers supposed to make the transition to pesticide-free production in 15 years?

Over the last decades, the development of organic farming and the implementation of agroecology has clearly proven that farming without pesticides is a very real option. It is knowledge-intensive and requires adaptation from farmers.

It is important to advise and support farmers in their transition. To achieve this, the necessary economic framework conditions must be created.

In some cases, further research on agro-ecological methods must also be promoted through public resources released by the renunciation of investments in agrichemicals.

Over the past decades, billions of euros of public and private funds have been invested in the development, manufacturing and regulation of synthetic pesticides and in countering the negative environmental and health effects they have caused. In the future, public resources ought to fund research in agroecology to improve production while respecting the environment. Research results must then quickly reach farmers and help them to improve their practices.

Can we afford the "luxury" of not using pesticides at all in view of the upcoming challenges posed by climate change?

In view of climate change, abandoning the agricultural model based on intensive agrochemicals use is key for the future of our production. Climate change will confront agriculture with unprecedented weather extremes and increased pest pressure. It is precisely in view of these challenges that it is all the more important to ensure the necessary resilience through agroecosystems that are as strong and resilient as possible with a corresponding species diversity. For instance, agroecological production methods are less susceptible to droughts as soils with high rates of carbon store more water. They also support humus formation in the soil and remove CO ₂ from the atmosphere. This is particularly important because in order to meet the IPCC's 1.5 degree target, it will be necessary for CO ₂ emissions from food production to become negative worldwide. This means more CO ₂ from the atmosphere going into the soil and contributing to humus formation, than is emitted in total by agricultural processes (this performance could be compensated, for example, by remuneration).

Will genetic engineering help to eliminate pesticides?

The United Nations' IAASTD report already stated that (PDF document) „green genetic engineering" has so far created more problems than solutions and has one-sidedly directed research interest towards patentable products.

The vast majority of GMO varieties that are sold today are either resistant to a pesticide, and thus lead to more pesticide use in the field, or they are genetically modified to produce pesticides themselves and thus put ecosystems in danger! Our citizens' initiative for the protection of biodiversity and smallholder farms explicitly calls for the promotion of independent, rural training and research in the field of pesticide- and GM-free agriculture. It is undisputed, therefore, that the breeding and selection of seeds should be promoted and expanded using conventional breeding techniques.

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Save Bees & Farmers! Sign now and demand a pesticide ban!

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We are coming together from across the whole European Union to call for a bee-friendly agriculture to the benefit of farmers, health and the environment! With our European Citizens' Initiative, we call on the European Commission to support an agricultural model that allows farmers and biodiversity to thrive in harmony.

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Educating about bees via TikTok - Queen Bee

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Educating about bees via TikTok - Queen Bee

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Replying to @MidnightStarkid he/him New Queen Update! #bees #beekeeper #beetok #Queen #Queenbee #learnontiktok #beekeeping #beehive #coup 

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Replying to @MidnightStarkid he/him New Queen Update! #bees #beekeeper #beetok #Queen #Queenbee #learnontiktok #beekeeping #beehive #coup
♬ original sound - Bowser

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Mediterranean Institute for Nature and Anthropos (MedINA)

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Mediterranean Institute for Nature and Anthropos (MedINA)

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The Mediterranean Institute for Nature and Anthropos (MedINA) was established in 2003 as a non-profit organisation based in Athens, Greece with a focus on the Mediterranean region and beyond. Its vision is a world where societies prosper in harmony with nature.

MedINA is the brainchild of successful architect and planner Thymio Papayannis, a visionary and leading figure in the field of environmental and cultural heritage conservation who has made a significant contribution to ecological and landscape policy and research over the past thirty years. Originally focused on the integrated management of nature and culture through three priority areas – cultural values of wetlands, landscape and Sacred Natural Sites – in time MedINA broadened its scope and now works across three interrelated pillars: nature, culture and communities.

Our mission is to improve the wellbeing of local communities by conserving and protecting their natural resources and promoting their cultural heritage.

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Working at the crossroads of nature and culture

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Through our products, services and partnerships we try to make a difference to society and some of the issues the world is facing globally. Our guiding star is doing the right thing, always. As? Through innovation and technology as a tool for real and positive change in the environment and society.

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B-BOX ti permette di estrarre il miele in tutta semplicità

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B-BOX è l'arnia innovativa progettata per chi si vuole avvicinare all'apicoltura. Pensata per un utilizzo urbano. Dotata di pareti trasparenti per l'osservazione.

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Factsheet: From farm to fork: Our food, our health, our planet, our future

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Factsheet: From farm to fork: Our food, our health, our planet, our future

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European Commission - European Commission

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Why Royal Jelly is So Expensive | So Expensive Food | Insider Business

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ARCTUROS is a non profit, non governmental, environmental organization (NGO) founded in 1992, focusing on the protection of wildlife fauna and natural habitat, in Greece and abroad. The foundation of ARCTUROS was driven by constant need to solve the problem of bear and wolf imprisonment; a common occurence at the time. It was that need, which led to the creation of a complete action framework, under the umbrella of ARCTUROS. Among other activities of ARCTUROS, priority has been given to scientific research as well as to providing environmental education and raising public awareness on matters such as biodiversity and viability, while practicing political pressure based on complete programs and solutions.

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Foundation of ARCTUROS

ARCTUROS is a non profit, non governmental, environmental organization (NGO) founded in 1992, focusing on the protection of wildlife fauna and natural habitat, in Greece and abroad.
The foundation of ARCTUROS was driven by constant need to solve the problem of bear and wolf imprisonment; a common occurence at the time. It was that need, which led to the creation of a complete action framework, under the umbrella of ARCTUROS.

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Enter the only sanctuary of wild life...

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HornetPlot: Empowering Citizens to Monitor Oriental Hornets

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HornetPlot: Empowering Citizens to Monitor Oriental Hornets

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App that empowers users to contribute to the monitoring and conservation of the oriental hornet population.

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The association "Le Api Nel Cuore" was born in October 2019, from the desire of young people from Abruzzo to put together their work and non-work experiences and their passions for raising awareness of environmental protection, specifically biodiversity.

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Le Api nel Cuore - Associazione di Volontariato

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L'associazione "Le Api Nel Cuore" nasce a ottobre 2019, dalla volontà di giovani abruzzesi di mettere insieme le proprie esperienze lavorative e non e le loro passioni per la sensibilizzazione alla tutela ambientale, nello specifico delle biodiversità.

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1 in 3 bees, butterflies and hoverflies are disappearing. Can a new EU deal save our pollinators?

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1 in 3 bees, butterflies and hoverflies are disappearing. Can a new EU deal save our pollinators?

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How ‘buzz lines’ could help reverse the decline of bees

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A new EU deal aims to save our pollinators ‘before it’s too late’. Here’s what it involves.

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Amazing Time-Lapse: Bees Hatch Before Your Eyes | National Geographic

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Amazing Time-Lapse: Bees Hatch Before Your Eyes | National Geographic

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Witness the eerily beautiful growth of larvae into bees in this mesmerizing time-lapse video from photographer Anand Varma.

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Amazing Time-Lapse: Bees Hatch Before Your Eyes | National Geographic

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The purpose of the Green Fund is to enhance development through environmental protection by providing administrative, economic, technical and financial support for programmes, measures, interventions and actions aimed at promoting and restoring the environment, supporting the country's environmental policy and serving the public and social interest through the administration, management and utilisation of resources.It is expected to be developed by the end of 2024, in the framework of the LIFE EL-BIOS - Biodiversity Greece project, which will be implemented by the end of the year.
Aiming to facilitate the monitoring, conservation and management of the country's biodiversity, as well as its compliance with European and international obligations, the National Information System will bring together information and data from existing Greek biodiversity databases that do not currently communicate with each other, and will combine and disseminate, in an easy way to stakeholders, information and data on the wealth of life in Greece.

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Σκοπός του Πράσινου Ταμείου είναι η ενίσχυση της ανάπτυξης μέσω της προστασίας του περιβάλλοντος με την διαχειριστική, οικονομική, τεχνική και χρηματοπιστωτική υποστήριξη προγραμμάτων, μέτρων, παρεμβάσεων και ενεργειών που αποβλέπουν στην ανάδειξη και αποκατάσταση του περιβάλλοντος, η στήριξη της περιβαλλοντικής πολιτικής της χώρας και η εξυπηρέτηση του δημόσιου και κοινωνικού συμφέροντος.

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Bee2Bee is an environmental protection movement in support of the artisanal, ecological and natural production of honey to promote biodiversity and the right balance of anthropic nature.

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Bee2Bee.it 🐝 Creare Alveari Per Salvare il Mondo

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🐝Bee2Bee.it 🐝 Creare Alveari per salvare il mondo 🐝

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La community di imprese e cittadini italiani uniti per la salvaguardia delle api 🐝

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The Farm to Fork Strategy is at the heart of the European Green Deal aiming to make food systems fair, healthy and environmentally-friendly.

Food systems cannot be resilient to crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic if they are not sustainable. We need to redesign our food systems which today account for nearly one-third of global GHG emissions, consume large amounts of natural resources, result in biodiversity loss and negative health impacts (due to both under- and over-nutrition) and do not allow fair economic returns and livelihoods for all actors, in particular for primary producers.

Putting our food systems on a sustainable path also brings new opportunities for operators in the food value chain. New technologies and scientific discoveries, combined with increasing public awareness and demand for sustainable food, will benefit all stakeholders.

The Farm to Fork Strategy aims to accelerate our transition to a sustainable food system that should:

have a neutral or positive environmental impact

help to mitigate climate change and adapt to its impacts

reverse the loss of biodiversity

ensure food security, nutrition and public health, making sure that everyone has access to sufficient, safe, nutritious, sustainable food

preserve affordability of food while generating fairer economic returns, fostering competitiveness of the EU supply sector and promoting fair trade

The strategy sets out both regulatory and non-regulatory initiatives, with the common agricultural and fisheries policies as key tools to support a just transition.

A proposal for a legislative framework for sustainable food systemswill be put forward to support implementation of the strategy and development of sustainable food policy. Taking stock of learning from the COVID-19 pandemic, the Commission will also develop a contingency plan for ensuring food supply and food security. The EU will support the global transition to sustainable agri-food systems through its trade policies and international cooperation instruments.

To enable and accelerate the transition to a fair, healthy and environmentally-friendly food system, advisory services, financial instruments, but also research and innovation are instrumental as they can help resolve tensions, develop and test solutions, overcome barriers and uncover new market opportunities.

Strategy

Documents accompanying the Farm to Fork Strategy

Farm2Fork: Do you have the appetite for change?

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The new "Farm to fork" strategy, to be proposed by the Commission as part of the Green Deal, will enable the EU to make a real contribution to...

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Traditional, experimental and alternative methods of beekeeping used around the world.

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Hellenic Agricultural Organization (ELGO) – DIMITRA

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Hellenic Agricultural Organization (ELGO) – DIMITRA

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The Department of Apiculture is one of the research units belonging to the Ellinikos Georgikos Organismos ‘DIMITRA’ (Hellenic Agricultural Organization ‘DEMETER’). It has been established in Chalkidiki region, as this is the area with the most professional beekeepers in Greece as well as the area with the greatest honey production (almost 60% of total production in the country). Nevertheless it has a jurisdiction across the country.
Its mission has been the basic and applied research that touches topics such as: Biology and Physiology of all species of bees, quality control of hive products and the queens produced, fight diseases with new environmental and biotechnological products, breeding and improvement of genetic material, queen quality assessments, and finally the effects of pollutants on honey bee biology and physiology.
The aim of the Institute is to produce of knowledge in the above subjects, to offer information and scientific support to the beekeeping world of our country and to find solutions that respect the environment, the honeybee and its products.

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Environmental NGO which collects and preserves native species and donates seeds to the public. ACT strives to empower individuals and communities through learning opportunities, positive engagement and collaboration.

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Bees are essential for the survival of the entire planet. Their presence, as pollinating insects, plays a role of primary importance because without them, the global consequences would be immense. Each of us can make a small contribution to ensure that this doesn't happen! With Save the Bees, donations and 10% of the value of the products purchased will be used to sow honey plants in support of bees, guaranteeing more food for their survival.

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Salva le Api - Seminiamo Fiori per Salvare le Api

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Aiutaci a difendere le api e a farle tornare in natura! Il tuo contributo è importante: ci aiuterà a seminare più fiori con Salva le Api.

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Discover the European Commission’s proposals to transform the EU into a modern, resource-efficient and competitive economy while reaching climate neutrality by 2050.

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Inside the Bee Hive what honey bees do.  See eggs, larvae, Queen Laying Eggs, pollen, Condensation

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Hellenic Ministry of Environment & Energy

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The Ministry of the Environment and Energy is a government department of Greece responsible for environmental and energy policy. The priority of the Ministry of Environment and Energy in the field of environmental policy is the protection of biodiversity, the reduction of the impact of pollution on public health and ecosystems, the rational management of natural resources, taking into account the projections for the effects of global climate change and the adoption of a new development model.

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An organisation which provides seedlings of local trees, shrubs and seeds. G10T has its own nursery with over a 1000 trees and shrubs of around 25 different local species. You can get trees from their nursery for your personal use against a donation.

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The Association calls for more support for organic and poison-free agriculture to save bees and other pollinators

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L'Associazione chiede più sostegno all'agricoltura biologica e senza veleni per salvare le api e gli altri impollinatori
Il 5 aprile scade il termine per la consultazione pubblica della Commissione Europea sulle politiche per la difesa delle api domestiche e selvatiche ed altri impollinatori. Il WWF si mobilita invitando i cittadini a partecipare alla consultazione per chiedere all'Unione Europea un'agricoltura senza pesticidi e una Politica Agricola Comune più sostenibile. Per far sentire la propria voce in difesa degli impollinatori è possibile mobilitarsi attraverso questo link.
L'impollinazione è uno dei servizi ecosistemici più importanti forniti dalla Natura sia per il benessere umano che per la nostra economia. Quasi il 90% di tutte le piante selvatiche con fiore dipendono in vasta misura dall'impollinazione animale, mentre delle circa 1.400 piante che nel mondo producono cibo e prodotti dell'industria quasi l'80% richiede l'impollinazione da parte di animali: non solo api domestiche e selvatiche, ma anche vespe, farfalle, falene, coleotteri, uccelli, pipistrelli ed altri vertebrati.
Le sole api selvatiche, un vero e proprio esercito composto da oltre 20.000 specie, garantiscono l'impollinazione dei fiori da cui dipende il 35% della produzione agricola mondiale, con un valore economico stimato ogni anno di oltre 153 miliardi di euro a livello globale e 22 miliardi di euro in Europa. L'84% delle principali colture per il consumo umano in Europa richiedono l'impollinazione degli insetti per migliorare la qualità ed i rendimenti dei prodotti, come molti tipi di frutta, verdura e frutta secca.
Uno studio svizzero del 2005 ha evidenziato come il valore economico dell'impollinazione collegata alle colonie di api domestiche sia molto più elevato di quello derivante dai prodotti diretti dell'apicoltura (miele, polline, cera d'api, ecc.). In Svizzera, in media, le colonie di api hanno assicurato una produzione agricola annua del valore di circa 256 milioni di franchi svizzeri (213 milioni di dollari), cinque volte in più del valore generato dalla sola produzione di miele, pari a circa 60 milioni di franchi (circa 50 milioni di dollari). Si stima che una sola colonia di api sia in grado di generare un valore di 1.260 franchi svizzeri (1.050 dollari) in frutti e bacche impollinate contro i 258 franchi svizzeri (215 dollari) per i prodotti diretti dell'apicoltura, ad esempio miele, cera d'api, polline .
L'Unione Europea con la sua Politica Agricola Comune (PAC 2014 - 2020) avrebbe quindi buone ragioni per prendersi cura delle api e di altri insetti impollinatori, ma questo secondo il WWF oggi ancora non avviene come dovrebbe, a giudicare dal Programma per lo Sviluppo Rurale del secondo pilastro della PAC che attribuisce infatti più contributi finanziari agli agricoltori che utilizzano pesticidi rispetto a coloro che praticano l'agricoltura biologica, l'unica pratica agricola veramente sostenibile per gli impollinatori.
Il prossimo 22 marzo è attesa una importante decisione per garantire la tutela degli impollinatori. La Commissione UE dovrà decidere sul divieto definitivo di alcuni insetticidi neonicotinoidi accusati di essere tra i principali responsabili della moria delle api domestiche e selvatiche, come ha confermato un recente rapporto presentato dall'EFSA (Agenzia Europea per la sicurezza alimentare). Ora, però, con la consultazione pubblica avviata dalla Commissione Europea, i cittadini possono far sentire forte la propria voce per chiedere politiche serie e concrete per la conservazione delle api domestiche e selvatiche e degli altri animali impollinatori, chiedendo subito il bando dei pesticidi pericolosi e un maggiore sostegno all'agricoltura biologica.
BeeSafe è un'azione del WWF Italia a tutela delle api si inserisce nella Campagna "Cambia la Terra", promossa da Federbio per un'agricoltura libera dai pesticidi e l'aumento della superficie agricola condotta con pratiche agricole ecologiche.

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Bee Safe, la campagna WWF per salvare le api: approfondisci questo argomento sul sito di WWF Italia. Leggi le Pandanews!

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A Bee-Friendly Garden for the Mediterranean Climate

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A Bee-Friendly Garden for the Mediterranean Climate

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https://bee-aware.eu/bee-friendly-garden/

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A Bee-Friendly Garden for the Mediterranean Climate - bee-aware

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Create a buzz with a Mediterranean bee-friendly garden: native plants, diversity, and pesticide-free practices for thriving pollinators.

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Pesticide Exposure of Insect Pollinators - OECD

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Pesticide Exposure of Insect Pollinators - OECD

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Hellenic Society for the Protection of Nature

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Hellenic Society for the Protection of Nature

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The Hellenic Society for the Protection of Nature is an environmental non-governmental organization of Panhellenic range that has been active since 1951 for the protection of the Greek natural environment.

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GFF was established in 2008 by FEE to offset CO2 emissions from travel. This non-profit fund is managed under the Learning Αbout Forests (LEAF) programme, by its International Director.

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From its very first meeting in 1951, the HSPN Board of Directors decided to promote, in cooperation with IUCN, the publication of informative material "... for the Greek Teacher with useful information concerning the protection of nature ..." and send it to all the Primary and Secondary schools of the State.

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From the very first issue of our bulletin, we adopted as the emblem of HSPN, the Cretan Ibex as depicted on a coin of Presos dating to the 4th century. The choice of "Agrimi", as the Ibex is called in Crete, was not random. All Societies like ours have an emblem; a bird, an animal or a wild flower, among the most distinct in their region, among those considered as most endangered. The Cretan Ibex fulfils these criteria for us. An additional reason is that HSPN, even from its first steps, has striven for the conservation of this wonderful animal.

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The offer of companies, individuals and institutions helps us to implement nature protection programs in our country efficiently and on time. See supporters & our sponsors here.

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Hellenic Society for the Protection of Nature

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GFF was established in 2008 by FEE to offset CO2 emissions from travel. This non-profit fund is managed under the Learning Αbout Forests (LEAF) programme, by its International Director. READ MORE From its very first meeting in 1951, the HSPN Board of Directors decided to promote, in cooperation with IUCN, the publication of informative material "...

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ERA - Public consultation on Pollinators Strategy and Action Plan

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ERA - Public consultation on Pollinators Strategy and Action Plan

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Environment and Resources Authority, together with the University of Malta, the Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology (MCAST) and SPRING Project will be launching the Malta Pollinator Monitoring Scheme (MPOMS), and is planning on conducting its pilot between May and October, 2023. as a Citizen Scientist where you will be able to monitor bees, butterflies and hoverflies on the field, and learn how to identify them through the MPOMS-ID Club.

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An alarming decline of pollinators is being experienced globally. In the European Union, at least 1/10 bee and butterfly species and 1/3 hoverfly species are on the verge of extinction. The current extensive data gaps provide a barrier in understanding the current status and trends of other pollinator species.

In order to address this matter, the Environment and Resources Authority, together with the University of Malta, the Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology (MCAST) and SPRING Project will be launching the Malta Pollinator Monitoring Scheme (MPOMS), and is planning on conducting its pilot between May and October, 2023.

You are being invited to participate in this project as a Citizen Scientist where you will be able to monitor bees, butterflies and hoverflies on the field, and learn how to identify them through the MPOMS-ID Club.

Citizen Scientists will be offered training by national and foreign experts in the field. There is no need to have any background knowledge or experience in this topic - everyone is welcome to join, no matter your age, studies or profession!

The field surveys and the MPOMS-ID Club sessions shall take place at least once per month and you are free to attend all the sessions or a portion of them. During all these activities, you will be accompanied and guided by national and/or foreign experts.

Your contribution will be highly valued. During this pilot, participants will be provided with opportunities to input their feedback on how to improve the MPOMS in the long term.

Benefits of participating in this project include:

Improving your knowledge on pollinators and their taxonomy

Making connections with peers that have similar interests

Working directly with national and foreign experts

Contributing to the establishment of the MPOMS in the long term

Supporting the development of national pollinators records

Receiving an acknowledgement of your contribution as a Citizen Scientist and enhancing your CV

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Malta Pollinator Monitoring Scheme - Call for Citizen Scientists - ERA

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An alarming decline of pollinators is being experienced globally. In the European Union, at least 1/10 bee and butterfly species and 1/3 hoverfly species are on the verge of extinction. The current extensive data gaps provide a barrier in understanding the current status and trends of other pollinator species.

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CONAPI is one of the most important beekeepers' cooperatives in Europe and represents about 600 beekeepers, men and women, from all over Italy, united by a passion for bees, for their products and for nature. Beekeeping is the only form of farming that does not involve animal suffering

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In occasione della XII edizione di Terra madre - Salone del gusto 2018, dal 20 al 24 settembre presso il Lingotto Fiere di Torino, vi invitiamo a partecipare agli incontri sulle tematiche legate ad ambiente, agricoltura, alimentazione, biodiversità e sostenibilità ai...

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Consorzio Nazionale Apicoltori: produzione di miele e prodoti del alveare: propoli, pappa reale, cera e polline.

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In this blog post, we delve into the golden world of honey, uncovering its special qualities, tracing its ancient roots, and exploring the advantages of incorporating it into our diet.

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Discover the golden world of honey: nutrient-rich, healing properties, energy booster, digestive support, and natural cough relief.

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Revised guidance on the risk assessment of plant protection products on bees (Apis mellifera, Bombus spp. and solitary bees)

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Revised guidance on the risk assessment of plant protection products on bees (Apis mellifera, Bombus spp. and solitary bees)

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The European Commission asked EFSA to revise the risk assessment for honey bees, bumble bees and solitary bees. This guidance document describes how to perform risk assessment for bees from plant protection products, in accordance with Regulation (EU) 1107/2009. It is a review of EFSA's existing guidance document, which was published in 2013. The guidance document outlines a tiered approach for exposure estimation in different scenarios and tiers. It includes hazard characterisation and provides risk assessment methodology covering dietary and contact exposure. The document also provides recommendations for higher tier studies, risk from metabolites and plant protection products as mixture.

This publication is linked to the following EFSA Supporting Publications articles: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.2903/sp.efsa.2023.EN-7981/full, http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.2903/sp.efsa.2023.EN-7982/full

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Revised guidance on the risk assessment of plant protection products on bees (Apis mellifera, Bombus spp. and solitary bees)

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The European Commission asked EFSA to revise the risk assessment for honey bees, bumble bees and solitary bees. This guidance document describes how to perform risk assessment for bees from plant protection products, in accordance with Regulation (EU) 1107/2009. It is a review of EFSA's existing guidance document, which was published in 2013.

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Every honeybee has a job to do. Some are nurses who take care of the brood; some are janitors who clean the hive; others are foragers who gather pollen to make honey. Collectively, honeybees are able to achieve an incredible level of sophistication, especially considering their brains are only the size of sesame seeds. But how are these jobs divvied up, and where do bees learn the skills to execute them?

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How Do Honeybees Get Their Jobs? | National Geographic

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The mission of COLOSS is to improve the well-being of bees (in particular the western honey bee Apis mellifera) at a global level.

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Malta Beekeepers Association informs the general public about current issues related to bees. They protect, enhance and co-ordinate the interests of the beekeepers; protect the local production of honey and other related honey bee products; foster, with the public, the appreciation of the honey bee; notify the Government entities with the difficulties encountered and to propose solutions; encourage the conservation of the Maltese honey bee (Apis mellifera ruttneri) and its natural habitats.

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The blog that talks about bees and biodiversity. 3Bee is the climate-tech company that protects pollinators and biodiversity.

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Il blog che parla di api e biodiversità. 3Bee è la climate-tech company che tutela gli impollinatori e la biodiversità. Troverai articoli, consigli e notizie sulla biodiversità terrestre e i nostri amici impollinatori.

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The Fascinating World of Fantastic Bees: Unveiling the Secrets of Nature’s Pollinators.

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Fantastic Bees: Secrets of Nature's Pollinators. Join us on this journey of discovery as we unveil intriguing facts about the fantastic bees.

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Risk to insect pollinators - OECD countries

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Risk to insect pollinators - OECD countries

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Vibrating Bumblebee Unlocks a Flower's Hidden Treasure

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Vibrating Bumblebee Unlocks a Flower's Hidden Treasure

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Bumblebees and other buzz pollinators know just how to handle these stubborn flowers. They vibrate the blooms, shaking them until they give up the nutritious pollen.

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This Vibrating Bumblebee Unlocks a Flower's Hidden Treasure |  Deep Look

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https://projekta.mt

Projekta was established with a social-enterprise mindset to support the younger generation, youth workers and educators in developing new ideas, fostering creativity, critical thinking and promoting entrepreneurship.

We are strong advocates for non-formal learning and our focus is on promoting active citizenship, and open discussions with younger members about current topics to nurture critical thinking, listening skills and communication skills. We also reach out and support migrants by providing necessary information to make their relocation easier and help families by organising non-monetary donations.

Thanks to our knowledge and experience in different sectors, we provide support and guidance to young minds to pursue their dreams.

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The ultimate aim of WWF Greece is to maintain the rich biodiversity of the country as well as to prevent and eventually reverse environmental degradation in the region.

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Εδώ και 30 χρόνια δουλεύουμε για την προστασία της φύσης μας με επίκεντρο τον άνθρωπο. Τώρα είναι η στιγμή να δώσουμε μαζί τη μεγάλη μάχη για την ίδια μας την επιβίωση. Ένωσε τις δυνάμεις σου μαζί μας!

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Working to preserve bee populations by capturing swarms to redirect them into the wild.

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The APIANTIDE association has as its primary purpose the preservation and development of the most welcoming environment for bees and other pollinating insects. We consider pollinators as beings that deserve total respect, especially for their function in nature, and that can find the best for their life and their proliferation even in urban environments.

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La Campagna Soci 2023

Vogliamo trasformare Apiantide in un Ente del Terzo Settore e per farlo cerchiamo nuovi Soci, anche nelle 8 regioni italiane in cui non sono ancora presenti i Cittadini di Apiantide: per continuare nel Rewilding dell'ape da miele con la rete di rifugi Esa-b, in tutela delle colonie libere di apis mellifera.
Decine di incontri con gli studenti d primo grado ci confermano che per la salvaguardia degli impollinatori è fondamentale diffondere cultura e buone pratiche e questa certezza ci porta a continuare e migliorare il progetto Radio Api24: l'unica radio senza pubblicità dedicata a tutte le api
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Il rewilding dell'apis mellifera

Con il Progetto ESA-b ( Elemento di Salvaguardia dell' A pe) stiamo realizzando una rete di rifugi per il ritorno alla vita selvatica dell'ape da miele in sciamatura. Porre rimedio alla perdita di habitat è possibile grazie all'impegno delle nostre Sentinelle Apistiche.
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Radio Api 24

Clicca e ascolta la prima radio interamente dedicata al mondo delle api e degli impollinatori, in onda 24 ore su 24 e senza pubblicità. Un'esclusiva mondiale che porta la nostra associazione nel cuore dei suoi motivi fondativi: la diffusione di conoscenza sulle api tutte.

‌Vi ringrazio per quello che fate per le api e per la filosofia che sta dietro all'associazione Apiantide [...], grazie per la vostra serietà e per il contributo che date alla conoscenza. ‌

Laura Bortolotti, Ricercatrice del CREAA di Bologna
(dall'intervista su Radio Api24)

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Associazione per la salvaguardia e sviluppo del migliore ambiente per le api e gli altri impollinatori