The Critical Importance of Pollinators

Pollinators are vitally important for food security, biodiversity and ecosystem health. Pollinators are comprised of a broad variety of species, including butterflies, bats, birds, and bees. But they are under threat, and so are the many ecosystem services they provide.
The IPBES Assessment of Pollinators, Pollination and Food Production gives decision makers in Government, business and communities the best-available evidence to make better decisions - protecting pollinators, food security and the future we want. #WordBeeDay
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[@ninankarachepone3871]

Congratulations to the IPBES Team and Secretariat for releasing this excellent and informative video on Pollinators, Pollination and Food Production.

[@ipbeschannel]

Thanks so much - although it really is our exceptional team of global experts who deserve all the credit for having produced such an important and valuable assessment report

[@sanford46]

Thanks for your good work on this. There is something each of us can do to protect and encourage pollinators.

[@ipbeschannel]

Thanks Bill - so true, we all take decisions that impact pollinators, so we can all do more with better information

[@blackbirdflyntolight]

what is that picture at 3:58?

[@ipbeschannel]

Earthenware pots used for stingless beekeeping in countries of Latin and South America. The image just before that (the logs) is of "jobones" - traditional bee hives.

[@abigaillau893]

This needs to be told to everyone in the world since pollination is really important and we must help out the bees

[@abigaillau893]

that is very true

[@ronnydab]

Yes

[@thierryboudjekeu6121]

Very nice. I learned a lot from it !

[@TGinspire]

Great vid! Love it!

[@ipbeschannel]

Thanks! The value of our pollinating 'heroes' really deserves better consideration when decisions are being made

[@TGinspire]

So true!

[@koreychamplin3247]

Can’t we just use gmo without pollination

[@RomanDobs]

nice