01/09/2023 | biodiversity
Humans have always needed nature to live, whereas nature does not need humans to exist. Humans interact strongly with their environment. They depend on it for access to food, water and habitat. All our societies have developed around what nature provides. But resources are not unlimited and the environment is deteriorating, threatening our common heritage. It is urgent to become aware of the role and benefits that humans obtain from ecosystems, in order to ensure their protection and subsequent management.
06/01/2023 | biodiversity, Solutions
BeeOdiveristy attended the COP15 in December 2022, which concluded with an agreement that will push companies to act for biodiversity. Key objectives were set for 2030. We advise you to anticipate the implementation of these measures in order to become a reference in this field !
22/09/2022 | biodiversity, Solutions
Mild winters and dry summers, climatic hazards have a strong impact on honey bee colonies and wild pollinators. The situation is likely to become more complicated from year to year. To help pollinators, several courses of action are possible.
20/03/2022 | biodiversity, Pollution
In the course of 2021, 3 million people benefited from biomonitoring of their environment through bees. From plant diversity to pollutant concentrations, thousands of analyses have been carried out with surprising results!
02/11/2021 | biodiversity
A biodiversity audit makes it possible to observe the plant and animal kingdom of a site. The objective is to identify the state of conservation of the natural environment, to define the strengths and weaknesses of a site and to identify the threats to which the natural habitats are subject in order to be able to take appropriate action for biodiversity.
02/08/2021 | biodiversity
Biodiversity is in massive decline, mainly due to increasing anthropogenic pressure on ecosystems. An inventory of living organisms is urgently needed to ensure that measures to preserve biodiversity are effective. The most promising technique at the beginning of the 21st century goes beyond the visible spectrum, through the laboratory.
