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WHY THE BEES DISAPPEAR

Loss of habitat

less food and shelter for bees

We cut down forests, plowed flood meadows, and in their place we took up intensive farming. so bees lost their rich flower meadows, hedges, flowering trees and other habitats such as ponds and floodplains.

Climate change - disrupting the behavior of bees

Climate change

disrupting the behavior of bees

Many plants today begin to bloom earlier, when the bees are not yet ready to pollinate and collect nectar for themselves. and later, the bees do not have enough food, because the period of flowering of the main melliferous plants is over.

Pesticides including neonicotinoids

harming bee health

Pesticides are designed to kill unwanted pests, but their toxic properties and widespread use are also harming beneficial insects such as bees.

Pests and diseases

are the double trouble of bees

Industrial methods of beekeeping, such as migrating to monoculture fields, collecting all honey and feeding sugar syrup, and others, lead to weakening of the bees to fight pests and reduce the bees' immunity to diseases.

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