Saving Bees From Deforestation And Protecting The Environment

Bees are responsible for pollinating more than 70% of the fruits and vegetables in the world. Without them, the world would be in the clutches of starvation. From flower to flower they fly to collect nectar, in which the honey is made from; pollen sticks to their hairy legs. This fine powdery substance normally discharged by the male part of the flower is carried to the next flower, where some will rub off. The flower will be fertilized, enabling the tree or flower to bear fruit.

The honey, bee pollen and royal jelly they produced are packed with nutrients and have been used for millennia by Egyptians, Greeks, Chinese and now the modern world. However, deforestation and pesticide usage are actually killing the colonies. Loggers are known to burn off their habitat; hence our beekeeper offers the loggers rewards to keep them from burning the hives. Rescued bee colonies are then transported to an area filled with flower-adorned trees, so that they can settle down in the new environment.