Become a World Bee Community member and stand up for bees and people!
The World Bee Community membership is open to anyone, of any age, in any country who cares about protecting bees and pollinators to ensure that biodiversity on earth flourishes and keeps all people safe.
Individual memberships are £1, monthly
Parents can help their children learn more about bees and pollinators, the impact they have on our lives, and what we can do to help them thrive.
Family memberships are £3, monthly
You, as a World Bee Community member, can help raise awareness in your own community of the various ways in which people can protect bees, whilst knowing that your subscription donation is contributing to protecting pollinators, people am the planet.
World Bee Community individual members receive:
- A monthly newsletter containing updates on world bee projects and interesting articles and facts about bees.
World Bee Community families with children receive:
- A bee-related factsheet every month to download, print and collect.
- A beautifully designed enamel ‘I am a World Bee Buddy’ pin badge, designed by renowned illustrator Rachael Presky.
- World Bee Buddies can ‘earn’ additional pin badges by completing challenges that support the key pillars of biodiversity, bee protection, food supply and wildlife habitat.
The World Bee Project is doing all it can to protect bee and environment health by using science and AI.
Our World Hive Network is creating a true ‘hive mind’ by linking bee acoustics to data-crunching analytical software and data science to help address pollinator and biodiversity decline, food insecurity and climate change.
In the chart below, we have overlaid the acoustic spectrum data with the bee flight data: the background spectrum data is colour coded by volume, with green as the quietest through to red being the loudest. The y-axis shows the frequency from 0 to 500Hz. The dark green line shows the bee flights. n the chart above we have 5 days data, with data every 15 minutes so that’s 480 wav files, each of which has about 30 seconds of sound data. Each file ends up as about 1,000 numeric data records after they have been processed and loaded into an Autonomous Database. So, the acoustic data above represents about 500k acoustic records.
All subscription donations go to help fund The World Bee Projects bee and pollinator welfare and beekeeper sustainable livelihood development initiatives.
