The bee population has been in decline since the Second World War, so cheerios decided to help them. Firstly, they removed Buzz the bee from many cereal boxes to spread the word, and now they’re giving away 100 million wildflower seeds. This means that you can get a free pack to create a honey bee-friendly habitat in your own yard!
To be eligible for the 500 free wildflower seeds pack you have to live in the US, Canada, or the UK. After filling out a simple form, you should expect the pack to arrive in 4-6 weeks. Also, Cheerios has also promised to incorporate wildflowers into 3,300 acres (which is equivalent to 30 Vatican Cities) of its oat farms by 2020 as an act to save the bees.
All the buzz came just when bees need it the most. Increased pesticide use, widespread parasites, and the development of formerly wild spaces are threatening them all over the globe. This concerns all of us as well because a world without pollinators would be devastating for food production. Consider this: every 1 in 3 bites of food we eat is made possible by the bees and other pollinators. So take out your gardening tools, seed some beautiful flowers and let’s make hives great again!
More info: cheerios.com | charitycontent.org.uk | bringbackthebees.ca
Image credits: Ondrej Pakan
Image credits: Ondrej Pakan
Might want to read where the said seeds come from..Origin and such,non native seeds,pest seeds,and invasive seeds,not good for bees or natural habitat!
Absolutely, everyone needs to do their research before planting these seeds. In some regions a certain flower may be considered an invasive species. Nothing is wrong with the idea, but they should have made it region specific.
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Cheerios has the HIGHEST content of glyphosate of any cereal on the planet. Which kills bees. "Cheerio" means goodbye. They use a bee as their mascot...in our face killing the bees all the while pretending to save the bees. Goot lort.
Show solid proof/factual evidence of Cheerios having the highest glyphosate contaminants.
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Might want to read where the said seeds come from..Origin and such,non native seeds,pest seeds,and invasive seeds,not good for bees or natural habitat!
Absolutely, everyone needs to do their research before planting these seeds. In some regions a certain flower may be considered an invasive species. Nothing is wrong with the idea, but they should have made it region specific.
Load More Replies... Cheerios has the HIGHEST content of glyphosate of any cereal on the planet. Which kills bees. "Cheerio" means goodbye. They use a bee as their mascot...in our face killing the bees all the while pretending to save the bees. Goot lort.
Show solid proof/factual evidence of Cheerios having the highest glyphosate contaminants.
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