The World Bee Day is celebrated annually on May 20th to create awareness about the importance of bees and other pollinators, the threats faced by them and their essential role in sustainable development.
Bees are crucial for pollinating plants, essential for producing fruits, vegetables, and seeds. Their pollination efforts support ecosystem health, food security, and biodiversity.
Amegilla bee photographed in Burundi
In this short video, Dr. Grace Asiko, former Director of the National Bee Keeping Institute, discusses the significance of World Bee Day for Kenya, its people, and its beekeepers, emphasizing bees’ roles in the ecosystem and food security.
Bees featured include Leafcutter bees, Stingless bees, African Honey bees, and Amegilla bees.
Have you encountered a bee lately? Share your experiences in the comments!
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