Bees need immediate urgent help now. Right now. Today.

We all have a role to play in making sure bees survive.

We know what is causing the dramatic declines in bee and insect populations.

We know the solutions:

Provide safe habitat, provide ample food and stop poisoning them.

The time for talk and good intentions is over – what bees need is for us to take real action now.

Bees have been around for about 130 million years.

There are currently 99 species of bee in Ireland.

98 of these species are our native wild bees.

21 of these are Bumblebees. 77 are Solitary bees.

The Honeybee is only 1 of these 99 species.

1 in 3 of our bee species is threatened with extinction.

40% of bee species world wide are in serious trouble.

Bees need us to care now.

So let’s care together. We’ll show you how.

Flowers are vital to bees which means they’re vital to us.

You see flowers are bee food.

Bees need a constant and close supply of food during their active period which is generally from February to October.

Native wild flowers and ‘weeds’ are the best food for bees.

Flowers treated with chemicals kill and harm bees.

To save the bees – Feed the bees. It really is that simple!