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Why will we eat worse in the future if we don’t save pollinators today?
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Why will we eat worse in the future if we don’t save pollinators today?
In South America, the most vulnerable region, insect-pollinated crops are essential for the regional food supply and international trade across the continent.Pollinators contribute to the nutrition and income of vulnerable communities.You have probably already heard that if bees cease to exist, humanity will too. But you may wonder why. Civil organizations that promote the care and importance of bees for life, such as Alianza Maya por las Abejas…
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