Biodiversity, pollinators and climate change.

 

Giornata Mondiale della Biodiversità 2025



The conference "WORLD BIODIVERSITY DAY - Biodiversity, pollinators and climate change" will be held on Thursday 22 May 2025 in Palmi (RC) is sponsored and organized by various public bodies, associations and institutions, will take place starting at 9:00 in the conference room of the historic Agricultural Technical Institute of the "Einaudi-Alvaro" high school and will include the presence of students and teachers and the intervention of qualified speakers on the topics of biodiversity connected to the importance of pollinators and bees in particular, as well as the related problems of climate change. At the end of the conference, at the spaces of the agricultural and educational school company "Regina Elena - 1912", the beekeeping oasis will be inaugurated with the herbaceous and shrubby honey plants donated by BEE IT (benefit company) and the students will transfer four swarms donated by BEE IT as part of the "Save the bees" project to the new hives.

20 - 22 May 2025, Palmi (RC).
SAVE YOUR GLOBE APS E ETS

Contact: SAVE YOUR GLOBE APS and Istituto Tecnico Agrario - IIS "EINAUDI-ALVARO" of Palmi (RC) - ITALY | Istituto Tecnico Agrario - IIS "Einaudi - Alvaro" - Via Scuola Agraria - 89015 Palmi (RC)


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