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  • 1. Over the last years, the numbers of bees have been decreasing mainly because of man-made problems. Change in climate and agricultural practices such as misuse of pesticides is one of the reasons. Saving the bees is saving our future because without bees, food will be scarce.

2. Pollination: the flowers & the bees Importance of native pollinators Human agriculture and pollination Bees & plant biodiversity 3. HELP SAVE THE BEES - CREATE HABITAT! OLD FASHIONED IS BEST! SAVE THE BEES WITH WONDERFUL WILDFLOWERS! THINK TWICE ABOUT USING PESTICIDES CREATE NEST SITES FOR BEES SPREAD THE WORD CAREFULLY SELECT YOUR HONEY, HONEY! GET INVOLVED! IT'S EVERYONE'S JOB! SPEAK TO YOUR COUNCIL HELP SAVE THE BEES - EAT ORGANIC! 4. Energy Enhancer Skin Soother Respiratory System - Treating Allergies Digestive System Immune System Booster Treats Addictions Supports the Cardiovascular System Prostate Aid Infertility Problems


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