Ibiza implements emergency measures to protect its bee population.

In Ibiza, beekeepers are now more concerned about the survival of their bees than honey production due to insufficient food sources. Drought, high temperatures, and the loss of flowering plants have diminished nectar and pollen availability, prompting beekeepers to provide supplemental feeding. The Ibiza Beekeepers Association has requested a special subsidy from the Island Council and the Balearic Government to help cover these costs. This plea coincides with the administration's increased support for the sector, including a new grant program with a budget of 1.1 million euros aimed at restoring agricultural environments, with applications due by October 2.
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Source: forbes.es
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