Expanding Horizons for Climate Justice: Meli’s Journey Beyond Borders!
Explore our journey into new territories as we champion the voices of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities in our fight for climate justice. This postView More
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April 19th: From Indian Day to Indigenous Peoples Day
The network owes much of its success to indigenous communities, whose contributions are indispensable. We are deeply grateful for the enriching opportunities to learn, collaborate,View More
From Sápmi to Mato Grosso do Sul: Our journey to the heart of Guarani Territory
Luiz Felipe Guarani and Sof’ Elle Beaivvi Mira from the Sápmi region embarked on an enriching journey to the heart of Guarani territory in MatoView More
Bridging Worlds – Bee & Communities Event at Bristol University
An interdisciplinary event showcasing indigenous wisdom, academic research, and cutting-edge technology to conserve stingless bees and their habitats. The launch of the Meli-P2Panda app signifiesView More
Pasture expansion and pollinators: investigating the relationship between livestock farming and stingless bees
Jataí bees in Colombia were studied in a new research led by Diana Obregon and collaborators. Are you curious to know whether animal production canView More
Stingless Beekeeping Inspires Indigenous Environmental and Social Stewardship in Alto Solimões
Santo Antônio do Içá thrives as a mosaic of indigenous cultures where stingless beekeeping emerges as a unifying force. For the future, they envision aView More
When Mining Takes Away an Entire Community’s Freedom of Movement
Vale obstructs the movement of an entire community, making it difficult to access hospitals, schools and markets. While holding a peaceful protest, local residents wereView More
Honeybees and stingless bees: what are the main differences between these two great pollinator groups?
Ever wondered what are the main differences between honeybees and stingless bees? Besides the colours and sizes, many characteristics are imperceptible just by looking atView More
Meliponiculture workshop in Jejy-Ty Village
In the Atlantic Forest, a workshop to strengthen the Guarani Mbya people’s (re)connection with the cultivation, maintenance and management of Jate’i bees. Authors: Ana RosaView More
Introduction to the Creation of Native Bees: Learning to Preserve
Embracing the power of knowledge, Bracinho do Icatu, a Quilombola community in Pará, unites tradition with modern practices to preserve our native bees and ecosystems.View More