How can we save pollinators in Ireland before it's too late?

Protecting pollinators isn’t just about saving bees; it’s about safeguarding the systems that grow our food and give life to our landscapes
How can we save pollinators in Ireland before it's too late?

 Biodiversity experts have said the trend towards plastic grass and 'too neat' gardens is worrying. 

In the high-stakes rom-com of nature, pollinators are the wingmen and wingwomen sparking love stories between flowering plants — the plants that help provide everything from your morning coffee to that Instagram-worthy avocado toast.

Bees, butterflies, beetles, wasps, hoverflies, and even bats shuttle pollen to fuel plant reproduction, powering ecosystems and 35% of global crop production. In Ireland, they’re the quiet heroes behind apples, oilseed rape, and wildflower meadows.

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