As part of the EU BeeLovers Campaign, BeeLife invites beekeepers, farmers and pollinator advocates to an online webinar dedicated to sustainable beekeeping and the future of European honey on 8th July 2026.

Presented at the World Bee Day conference in Turin, organised by UNAAPI, this session explores the crucial role of pollinators in our ecosystem and the global challenges they face. It highlights the urgent need for a shared responsibility to protect and restore habitat quality, ensuring that all pollinators can thrive together.

The EU BeeLovers Campaign will be officially launched at the Natural History Museum in Brussels, bringing together stakeholders from beekeeping, agriculture, food and environmental sectors. The event will introduce this three-year EU-funded initiative promoting European honey, pollinators and sustainable production in Belgium.

Apimondia is more than just a conference; it's a gathering of the global beekeeping community. BeeLife is ready to contribute to this vital conversation. Read more about our involvement and download the posters presenting our latest tools and research for the Apimondia audience.

Related to Apimondia event, BeeLife, Danish Beekeepers Association, in cooperation with Zenia Stampe (MP) and Sigrid Friis (MEP), The Social Liberal Party (Radikale Venstre) launch the Pollinating EU Congress, (Copenhagen - Danish Parliament). Read the full story and download our Scientific Director’s presentation on incentivising pesticide use reduction.

On 15 July 2025, PAN Europe and POLLINIS, alongside MEPs César Luena and Sebastian Everding, raised concerns about the EU’s failure to protect bees and other vital arthropods from harmful pesticides. At the links below you can find more information and download our contribution.

On 19th May 2025, BeeLife coordinated workshops bringing together EU pollinator-related research projects to explore collaboration opportunities, align data practices, and strengthen the collective impact of ongoing efforts to protect pollinators and biodiversity. Click to read the news and download an interesting scientific publication that underlines why cooperation among funded project is so important.

It’s the 20th edition of Pesticide Action Week! Despite two decades of advocacy, the need for pesticide alternatives remains urgent. Public and civil organizations are increasingly mobilizing, demanding action on pesticides' impact on health and the environment. Find out more at the links below, and download “The Bill”: that analyses the Societal Costs Directly Attributable to Pesticides.

Learn more about the developing platform the EU Pollinator Hub and its dictionary tool, creating a vast database for all pollinator-related matters including beekeeping terminology, land use, and more!