CLEAN: Wild bees return to Polish forests

The video discusses the revival of wild honey scavenging in Poland, a tradition that involves creating tree holes to attract wild bees. Historically, these methods yielded significant honey harvests, but current efforts are still developing. The project, initiated by national parks and WWF, aims to restore Poland's forest ecosystem. Wild honey offers ecological benefits by promoting pollination and is nutritionally richer than conventional honey. The team hopes to register this unique honey with the EU.

What is the current number of tree holes used for wild honey scavenging in Poland?

• 50

• 20

• 100

• 10

Which organizations initiated the project to restore wild bees in Poland?

• Environmental NGOs and universities

• National parks and WWF

• Government and private companies

• Local farmers and beekeepers

How do wild bees contribute to the ecosystem?

• By increasing the number of flowers

• By producing more honey

• By controlling pests

• By reducing pollution

What makes wild honey different from regular honey?

• It is produced faster

• It is cheaper

• It has more microelements

• It is less sweet

What is the goal of registering wild honey with the EU?

• To make it more popular

• To protect its unique qualities

• To reduce production costs

• To increase its price