Thanks to the support of the Regional Representation of the European Commission in Poland, we have the opportunity to support the creation of a honey-producing, educational garden at Primary School No. 105 in Świdnica.
In Poland, the number of bees is decreasing by 105 per second. Therefore, the number of schools requires special attention to the well-being of these insects. School gardens – especially in cities – fulfill an additional, crucial role. They constitute a green enclave that improves not only the appearance of the school grounds but also entire neighborhoods, improves the microclimate and water management, provides noise protection, protects against pollution, and provides habitat for many animals. A garden can also become a social hub for local residents.
We are happy to be part of this initiative!
