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First national holistic assessment of pollination security in Australia.
The Australian Pollination Strategy project will create a national forum and strategy that unites diverse industry and sector stakeholders behind a shared goal of protecting pollinators to bolster biodiversity, food security and ecosystem health.
The team is reviewing the feedback received and working towards the release of the Strategy in Autumn 2027.
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The Pollination Security Status Report 2026 provides the first national assessment of pollination security in Australia.
Bringing together new modelling, economic analysis and industry data, the report examines current and future pressures on pollination across Australian agriculture and ecosystems.
The five-year Australian Pollination Strategy project has key stages to achieve an informed, strategic and coordinated approach to Australia’s pollination supply.
The first stage will be the delivery of the Pollination Security Status Report. This Status Report will provide a clear understanding of the current situation for pollination in Australia, the threats and the opportunities.
This will be followed by an industry-wide consultation to develop the Australian Pollination Strategy, to ensure every sector has the opportunity to have a say on their situation and needs.
This thorough engagement process will enable the development of the Australian Pollination Strategy that sets out a clear path to secure pollination for Australia.
The final stage will see the implementation of the Strategy, securing funding for the necessary research and developing a model to ensure the Australian Pollination Strategy lives beyond this five-year project.
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.
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