TNAU to celebrate World Bee Day 2026 on the theme: ‘Bee together, for people and the planet’
Tamil Nadu Agricultural University will celebrate World Bee Day 2026 on May 20 with various student competitions. The event, themed ‘Bee Together, for People and the Planet’, aims to raise awareness about the importance of bees in food production. Activities will include demonstrations of bee products and opportunities for children to engage with beekeepers and learn about the significance of pollination.
- ▪The celebration will take place on May 20, 2026.
- ▪Competitions will be organized for students to promote awareness about bees.
- ▪Demonstrations will showcase value-added bee products like beeswax idols and honey.
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Tamil Nadu Agricultural University plans to celebrate World Bee Day 2026 on May 20 by organising competitions for students to raise awareness on the role of the winged insects in global food production.Centered around the theme: ‘Bee Together, for People and the Planet’, the Department of Agricultural Entomology, Centre for Plant Protection Studies will highlight the diverse types of bees and the significance of beekeeping, a TNAU press release said.The programme includes demonstrations on value-added bee products such as beeswax idols, candles, moisturiser, amla honey, and gulkand.Children will be involved in various activities like crafting, and nectar and pollen collection games.Beekeepers will share their challenges, achievements and experiences, and children will be allowed to…
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