Bees play an important role in promoting sustainable development goals through food security and biodiversity; However, global bee populations are declining, threatening the benefits of pollination for both the planet and people. To rebuild the ecosystem and establish positive, natural conditions for bees to thrive in the wild, we advocate for policies and programs that support bee conservation.
We work with communities and local authorities to protect and restore natural habitats essential to bee conservation, such as forests, grasslands and wetlands, which provide food, nesting sites and shelter for bees, and we practice agroforestry techniques such as crop rotation and the integration of pest management, which helps protect bees and other beneficial insects.
We believe that sustainability is not only for economic growth but also for maintaining ecological balance because sustainable development is defined as development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs, that is, we must balance economic growth with environmental protection and social justice.
Therefore, it is important that we work to achieve a sustainable future by taking measures that promote economic growth while protecting the environment and maintaining an ecological balance.
