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Who are we?
We often hear that the survival of the entire human race depends
on bees. And it is true that those tiny creatures provide us with
most of our food. But because of the extensive use of pesticides
and the spread of monoculture that disrupts biodiversity, the bee
population keeps decreasing1
. Thats why Bee Together believes
that we must take action. We are concerned about not only honey
bees, but also other pollinators, such as bumblebees, solitary
bees, butterflies, and moths. By providing a balanced perspective
on the subject, wehope to enable people to make more
informed decisions on theircontribution towards our collective
well-being.
We organise events and activities to raise awareness of the
importance of biodiversity, bees and pollinators. We also collect
funds to support local efforts that may have a direct impact on
theenvironment.
Raising awareness
Working with organisations with similar objectives, we raise
awareness with the general public through various activities
andevents, such as:
	 Volunteering time to clear land, sow seeds and plant
fruittrees;
	 Visits to discover how a bee colony works and how important
biodiversity is to them;
	 Guided tours to observe and try to determine the species
ofwild solitary bees;
	 Stands at events;
	 Pesticide-free campaign (Ouni Pestiziden); and
	 Writing articles in the press/media.
Providing support to local initiatives
Using the kind donations made at our events and activities, we
fund initiatives, such as:
	 natur&谷mwelt to translate their flyer: Diversity of bees.
	 SIAS for their projects with local schools to make their
schoolyards more pollinator friendly;
	 Naturpark M谷llerdall (NPM) to plant an orchard of heirloom
varieties of fruit trees. Volunteers also donated their time to
plant the fruit trees for NPMs orchard conservation project;
and
	 Insect hotel in Munsbach.
You can support Bee Togethers
initiatives by making a donation to:
Bank Account:			BCEE
Bank Branch: 			BEI / EIB
Bank Account Number: 	 LU46 0019 4555 2039 4000
1
McCoy, T. (July 2014); A reason millions of bees are dying; The Washington Post
Carrington, D (May 2014); Honeybees abandoning hives and dying due to insecticide use, research finds; The Guardian
You can find
Bee Together:
on Facebook
and our events here.
Contact us:
beetogetherlux@gmail.com

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  • 1. Who are we? We often hear that the survival of the entire human race depends on bees. And it is true that those tiny creatures provide us with most of our food. But because of the extensive use of pesticides and the spread of monoculture that disrupts biodiversity, the bee population keeps decreasing1 . Thats why Bee Together believes that we must take action. We are concerned about not only honey bees, but also other pollinators, such as bumblebees, solitary bees, butterflies, and moths. By providing a balanced perspective on the subject, wehope to enable people to make more informed decisions on theircontribution towards our collective well-being. We organise events and activities to raise awareness of the importance of biodiversity, bees and pollinators. We also collect funds to support local efforts that may have a direct impact on theenvironment. Raising awareness Working with organisations with similar objectives, we raise awareness with the general public through various activities andevents, such as: Volunteering time to clear land, sow seeds and plant fruittrees; Visits to discover how a bee colony works and how important biodiversity is to them; Guided tours to observe and try to determine the species ofwild solitary bees; Stands at events; Pesticide-free campaign (Ouni Pestiziden); and Writing articles in the press/media. Providing support to local initiatives Using the kind donations made at our events and activities, we fund initiatives, such as: natur&谷mwelt to translate their flyer: Diversity of bees. SIAS for their projects with local schools to make their schoolyards more pollinator friendly; Naturpark M谷llerdall (NPM) to plant an orchard of heirloom varieties of fruit trees. Volunteers also donated their time to plant the fruit trees for NPMs orchard conservation project; and Insect hotel in Munsbach. You can support Bee Togethers initiatives by making a donation to: Bank Account: BCEE Bank Branch: BEI / EIB Bank Account Number: LU46 0019 4555 2039 4000 1 McCoy, T. (July 2014); A reason millions of bees are dying; The Washington Post Carrington, D (May 2014); Honeybees abandoning hives and dying due to insecticide use, research finds; The Guardian You can find Bee Together: on Facebook and our events here. Contact us: beetogetherlux@gmail.com