eTwinning Day

 

Distinguished Lecture Report - Cultivated Living Communities and the Importance of Bees

On the occasion of celebrating the eTwinning Day, within the "United for Bees" project, a distinguished lecture entitled "Cultivated Life Communities" was held. The focus of the lecture was on the inextricable link between regulated ecosystems and the survival of bees.

Key points of the report:

• Importance of bees in the ecosystem: It was pointed out that bees are key pollinators in cultivated communities (gardens, orchards, parks). Without their role, plant reproduction and the stability of the food chain would be seriously impaired.

• Biodiversity and humanity: Special emphasis is placed on the fact that bees are not only important for nature, but are directly responsible for global food security. Their survival is a prerequisite for the survival of humanity.

• Objective of the lecture: Raising awareness among students and partners about the need to preserve bee habitats within urban and agricultural areas.

Conclusion:

With this lecture we celebrated the values ​​of the eTwinning community – cooperation and caring for the planet. The message is clear: by saving bees in our local communities, we save our common future.

• The previous day we made a flower in Canva. In the middle is the logo and next to it are flower petals with the flags of the participating countries.