*[Enwl-eng] Bees in the UK are dying. It could get worse.

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                        The UK must prioritize saving its bees.









                        The UK Must Protect Bees and Ants In Order to 
Protect Food Security and Ecosystems From Collapse



                        Sign Now



                        The UK has set a list of so-called "goals" for 
itself when it comes to conservation. But these "goals" are so laughably 
minimal, they would actually allow all of the bees, ants, moths, and other 
vital insects to go extinct in the country.

                        Insects are important to our ecosystems for a wide 
variety of reasons. One of the most significant roles they play is in 
pollinating plants — which, in turn, keeps the food chain alive for the rest 
of all living beings. On top of that, they help maintain soil health, 
contribute to decomposition and recirculating vital nutrients, and act as 
pest-controls.

                        Yet already, bees, ants, and other insects have been 
facing a devastating population loss in the UK. This poses a gigantic threat 
to food security in that country and beyond.

                        The British government must immediately create and 
implement a more robust environmental conservation plan that prioritizes 
protecting bees, ants, and other important insects. The health of the 
ecosystem and our planet depends upon it! Sign the petition!






                 Thank you,

                        Celeste

                        Care2 Petitions Team



                        P.S. We must demand that the UK government 
strengthens its conservation plan to save these important creatures. Sign 
the petition.

                             Sign Now









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From: Celeste S., Care2 Action Alerts
Sent: Sunday, February 16, 2025 3:32 AM
Subject: Bees in the UK are dying. It could get worse.

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