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This initial phase gathers insights from everyone involved in pollination to understand the current state of pollination security in Australia. This phase aims to identify key challenges, opportunities and knowledge gaps that will inform both the Australian Pollination Security Status Report and the development of the Australian Pollination Strategy.
This stage focuses on refining the Australian Pollination Strategy by seeking feedback on proposed priorities, goals and actions. Input from industry, researchers, government and community members will shape a practical and effective roadmap for securing Australia’s pollination future.
Following the publication of the Australian Pollination Strategy, this phase ensures continuous engagement to support implementation, track progress and adapt to emerging challenges. Ongoing consultation will help maintain collaboration across industries and drive long-term improvements in pollination security.
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A national consultation has opened to help shape Australia’s first Pollination Strategy, a nationally coordinated approach to supporting a resilient and sustainable future for pollination in Australia.
Australia’s pollination system could face a potential shortfall of 290,000 commercial honey bee hives during peak pollination periods under the most likely future scenarios, according to a new national report.
The Wheen Bee Foundation is excited to announce Tracie Armstrong as the new Australian Pollination Strategy Program Manager.
The quest for a national pollination strategy for Australia has taken a significant step forward with the announcement of a $1 million grant from The Ian Potter Foundation.
Your input will inform the development of a national Strategy.
