Australia has over 2,000 species of native bees. Australian native
bees are important pollinators of our magnificent wildflowers and
native plants. Significant to both Australia's environment and
agriculture, Australia depends almost entirely upon bees for crop
pollination.
Native bee species such as leafcutter bees, mason bees and alkali bees
have been developed as efficient pollinators of crops such as lucerne
and apples. But bee populations are under threat. Destruction of their
natural habitat, intensive farming practices, and pests and diseases
are just some of the complex reasons driving a decline in both the
number and diversity of bees. Without bees, our food security is at
risk.
Thatβs why we need your help to ensure our
bee population thrives.
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