What we do?
Pollinators allow plants to fruit, set seed and breed. This in turn provides food and habitat for a range of other creatures. So the health of our natural ecosystems is fundamentally linked to the health of our bees and other pollinators. Maintaining our native flora also depends on healthy pollinator populations,so we went to research the bee's existence.The students took some photos in the school garden,searching for the bees,and named each photo after old Croatian proverbs!
Then we sent photos on " the Unesco International ASPnet Photo Competition" "With The Bee-for the be 2016",and won a reward! (Certicates of my students and me as a mentor included!)
Also,we followed the influence of mobile phones on their colonies during a fwe months.We share the research on enclosed photos.
Why we do it?
They are largely an integral part to many ecosystems and losing them means losing birds, mice, squirrels, flowers and weeds the same.
