Join the LIFE BEEadapt project webinar on March 31st!
Organized in collaboration with Legambiente Agricoltura and aimed at farmers interested in learning more about LIFE BEEadapt, this webinar will provide insights into the Pact for the adaptation of wild pollinators to climate change.
A few months after its conclusion, LIFE BEEadapt will present the best practices developed in recent years, such as the creation of green infrastructure in agriculture and the signing of the Pact, which contributes to the creation of a true network of alliances between different stakeholders.
Why sign the Pact for Pollinators?
- To be part of a process of change, contributing to the maintenance and restoration of biodiversity, essential for the balance of ecosystems.
- To improve crop yields through consistently effective pollination.
- To join a network that offers expertise and up-to-date news on financing and managing green infrastructure for pollinators.
- To collaborate with other farmers and professionals in the sector to share experiences and improve agricultural practices.
- To promote a healthier and more resilient environment by creating habitats favorable to pollinators.
In each pilot area of the project (Tuscan-Emilian Apennines National Park, RomaNatura Protected Areas, Agro Pontino (Pontine marshes), Municipality of Aprilia, and the Montagna di Torricchio Nature Reserve), the Pact has been promoted. Various entities, including farms, cooperatives, schools, and public bodies such as regional parks, municipalities, and municipal unions, are participating.
By signing the Pact, you become part of a supra-regional network of farmers, entrepreneurs, local administrators, and educational institutions who recognize the importance of pollinators for their local area.
The Pact for the Adaptation of Wild Pollinators and the LIFE BEEadapt project will be presented during the webinar on March 31st. The initiative is open to members of the Legambiente “Ambassadors of the Territory” network and to anyone who wishes to join.
When: Tuesday, March 31, from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM
What is the “Local Ambassadors” network?
Legambiente’s Local Ambassadors are farmers, ranchers, beekeepers, and artisans who, with passion and commitment, promote local resources, agricultural traditions, and the biodiversity of their territories. Through concrete experiences, innovative projects, and sustainable practices, these leaders contribute to strengthening rural communities and promoting environmentally friendly agriculture.
