News
On this page an overview is provided of the latest news on pollinators and the efforts of the Promote Pollinators members and the secretariat.
Korea joins Promote Pollinators!
We are very happy to announce that Korea has recently joined our coalition. We earlier communicated about the new...
Ireland’s Buzzing: International Conference on Pollinator Conservation
On the 20-21st May, the international conference ‘Ireland’s Buzzing’ takes place in Limerick City in Ireland. This...
Join the first consultation for the planned international stewardship for pollinator protecting agriculture
Pollinators are under heavy stress, in particular in agricultural lands. Farmers can take several measures which...
‘Save the insects, but do it fast’
Until recently, birdwatchers were not too worried about insect decline. A collective of 70 international scientists...
Two-pager Promote Pollinators up for discussion at CBD’s Post-2020 deliberations
As a follow-up to our statement during SBSTTA-23, the Promote Pollinators secretariat was invited to compose a...
Recap: Promote Pollinators at SBSTTA-23
From the 25th until the 29th of November, the Subsidiary Body on Scientific, Technical and Technological Advice hosted...
Press statement: Promote Pollinators warmly welcomes two new members during SBSTTA-23
Yesterday evening, Promote Pollinators warmly welcomed two of its newest members during SBSTTA-23 in Montreal, Canada....
Promote Pollinators secretariat delivers proposal for CBD post-2020 framework
On Tuesday the 26th of November, secretary Martijn Thijssen on behalf of Promote Pollinators delivered a short...
More insects negatively affected by neonicotinoids than previously assumed
Neonicotinoids have more harmful effects to useful insects than previously thought. The insecticide not only directly...