Around a third of the food we eat relies on pollinators such as bees. But our pollinator population is in decline, which puts some of our great British food under threat. The Bee Road aims to create a network of national pollinator pitstops filled with bee-friendly flowers, giving these vital insects places to rest and refuel before they continue to pollinate some of our most important crops.
Giving bees their buzz back
At Arla, our farmer owners are passionate about protecting the land around us and have been working to support biodiversity for a number of years. As the UK faces an un-bee-liveable biodiversity crisis, the 2,300 farmers that own Arla are calling on the nation to unite with them in supporting pollinators and join the Bee Road.
How to support biodiversity
Want to get involved and help our bees? Whether it’s a patch in your garden, a window box or even a bee bath, everyone can help and every flower planted will go someway to helping give bees their buzz back. Check out the guides below to help you get started.
