Wild bee research across key national parks and wilderness regions

Ujubee currently has several emergent opportunities to extend research in national parks across South Africa. They have also identified immediate interest and needs to spread practices and awareness directly amongst national parks guides and staff.

The combination of both of these has the possibility to establish a model that can shift both day-to-day and long-term decision-making and policy around bees, not only in these specific sites but also as it spreads to other locations. This merges a decade of existing Ujubee work with the urgent current need for a vision of effective change.

This project will document the process and give people the opportunity to directly learn and support this key moment in this work as it unfolds.