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Save the bees & Protect the Pollinators

Why Conserve the bees?

How can you protect the pollinators?

How can you protect the pollinators?

  • Provide Food
  • Economic Value to Us
  • Biological Treasure

How can you protect the pollinators?

How can you protect the pollinators?

How can you protect the pollinators?

  • Stop using Neonicotinoids Insecticides. These are banned in Europe but not the US. 
  • Stop using the herbicide Roundup. 
  • Support Organic Farming. 
  • Plant Native Species Plants. 

Pollinator Facts

  •  Over 1/3 of the foods we eat comes from insect pollinated crops. Some of our favorites like coffee and chocolate require pollination.  
  •  Honeybees are responsible for pollinating 80% of fruit, vegetables, and seeds in the U.S. 
  •  Nuts, cotton, hay, and alfalfa grown require pollination by insects. 
  • Wisconsin has 500 Native Bees.
  • The oldest bee fossil is 100 million years old. The first beekeepers were the Egyptians in 2400 B.C.

A lifetime of work

To make one pound of honey, the bees in the colony must visit 2 million flowers, fly over 55,000 miles and will be the lifetime work of approximately 300 bees. 


  • 10 flowers can yield 1 drop of nectar
  • One bee can hold one drop of nectar
  • 10 drops of nectar yield one drop of honey
  • 10 drops of honey yield one drop of beeswax
  • 1000 flowers yield one drop of beeswax


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