Asia’s tropical vegetation and diverse climate support extraordinary pollinator diversity — with 11 native honey-bee species and hundreds of stingless bees sustaining forests, orchards and ecosystems across the region.
European Bee and Pollination Week brings together policymakers, scientists and citizens to highlight pollinators’ vital role in ecosystems and agriculture. Through debates, workshops and actions it promotes protection of bees
Kenya’s vast potential for beekeeping remains untapped due to the lack of a national policy. Without formal support and land-use regulations, both economic development and biodiversity conservation suffer.
Kenya holds vast beekeeping potential — 80 % of its land is arid/semi-arid with abundant flora. Currently under-utilised, modern apiary systems and better beekeeper organisation could unlock sustainable honey production
Ogiek honey weaves together ancestral knowledge, cultural heritage and rainforest preservation. The Ogiek community safeguards the Mau Forest and sustains livelihoods by merging traditional beekeeping with modern practices—honouring bees and
