Pollinators & Food Security – Why Bees Matter
Why Bees Matter — A pollinator is any animal that moves pollen from one flower to another, enabling plants to produce fruits and seeds. Bees are the most famous, but the club includes butterflies, moths, flies, beetles, birds and bats — and their quiet work underpins much of the food on our plates.
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What This Report Covers
Report Contents
- What Pollinators Do & Why They Matter
- The Pollination–Food Link
- The Economic Value
- The Nutrition Angle
- The Decline & Its Causes
- Beyond Bees — the Wider Web
- Pollinators & Beekeeping in India
- India's Sweet Revolution
- Protecting Pollinators — Solutions & the Future
- References & Sources
Discussion & Debate
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