Roots & Remedies

Published 17 days ago • 1 min read

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The Tiny Creature Keeping Our Breakfast Alive Is Dying

Today, 20 May 2026 is World Bee Day. These drunken little dockworkers haul pollen from bloom to bloom so the rest of us can sit down to breakfast with a straight face.

The United Nations, in a rare fit of good sense, set aside this day to remind us that these little workaholics underpin food supplies, prop up biodiversity, and act as nature’s canaries in the coal mine.

When bees start disappearing, it’s less an environmental concern than the planet quietly clearing its throat before delivering bad news.

For their sake, the least you can do is read this.

Graeme & Phylipa Dinnen

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