World Bee Day: Raising Awareness about the Importance of Pollinators

2023 Campaign Targets Youth Engagement

This year's World Bee Day campaign aims to raise awareness among youth and other stakeholders about the essential role of bees and other pollinators in our ecosystem.

United Nations Designation

UN Designation Raises Awareness

To raise awareness of the importance of pollinators, the threats they face, and their contribution to sustainable development, the UN designated May 20 as World Bee Day.

Youth Involvement

Empowering Young People

Recognizing the decisive role young people can play in addressing the challenges facing bees and other pollinators, the UN designated this year's campaign to specially target youth engagement.

Celebrating Bees

Global Beekeeping Events

On World Bee Day, beekeeping events are held across the world to educate the general public about the significance of bees and promote their conservation.

Sustainable Beekeeping

Cooperative Efforts for Sustainable Honey Production

Cooperative and local groups are actively involved in training farmers in beekeeping practices and producing honey and its derivatives, such as royal jelly, propolis, and bee pollen, as a sustainable livelihood option.

Conclusion

World Bee Day serves as a crucial reminder of the interdependence between our planet and its biodiversity. By raising awareness and promoting the conservation of bees and other pollinators, we contribute to a sustainable and flourishing ecosystem for generations to come.