GreenBee Wildlife Web
The world’s bee and pollinator population has declined at an alarming rate in recent years thereby threatening the world’s food supply. One-third of the world’s food source relies on pollination by bees, birds, bats, and other insects, of which bees are by far the most significant player.
WE BELIEVE THERE’S A BETTER FUTURE FOR THE HONEYBEE AND WALDORF COMMUNITIES WORLDWIDE ARE TAKING ACTION.
Waldorf schools support an ecologically-green ‘continental parks system’ in backyards, playgrounds, school yards, and public spaces. The aim is to:
● raise awareness of the plight of the honeybee and all pollinators
● protect and preserve the honeybee and all pollinators
● create a more sustainable future for our planet
Waldorf schools around North America are cultivating gardens, tending bees and establishing bee-tending programs to help support and rebuild the pollinator population.
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