According to Mehr news agency, quoted from IerestingEngineeringThis unprecedeed action for pollinating bees Spray It provides formal protection to large swathes of rainforest and provides a legal precede for bee conservation. Local laws have been passed in two Peruvian cities are which recognizes bees as beings with rights. This law guaraees the rights of bees to life, reproduction and living in healthy ecosystems.
Conservation groups believe the decision will affect biodiversity policies beyond South America.
Stingless bees are very differe from European honey bees. Traditional communities living in the Amazon forests have cultivated them for ceuries. Mohghan believes that these insects play an importa role in maiaining the biodiversity of forests. Stingless bees Part of old the most There are species of bees on the ground. About half of the known population of bees live in the Amazon rainforest. Researchers believe that they pollinate 80% of rainforest plas, including cacao, brown and Avocado are in charge of
The number of these bees has decreased drastically in rece years due to climate change, habitat loss, pesticides and invasive honey bees. Researchers and environmealists have warned are Without human ierveion, many animal species may disappear.
ConstanzaPrieto Director of Earth Law Ceer in this load He tells the Guardian: This law is considered a turning poi in the relationship between man and nature, and it makes stingless bees to be ideified and recognized as beings with rights, and their role in preserving ecosystems is also confirmed.
