Decline in bee population in the Western Ghats

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Region: India

The Western Ghats in India are home to a diverse range of bee species, but their population is declining due to habitat loss, pesticide use, and climate change.

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         Conservation of bee population in the Western Ghats

                The solution involves creating awareness about the importance of bees, promoting sustainable farming practices, and protecting the natural habitats of bees in the Western Ghats to conserve their popul...
                
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         Movement for conserving bees in the Western Ghats

                Bees pollinate 16% of the total 250000 flowering plants species known so far. One-third of the human diet is said to be derived from products of bee pollination. About 90% of the world's plant food pr...
                
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