ey, they may also accept any donation or grant that is given to them.
Recognizing that the groups are committed to the environment, in their downtime, they will create nurseries full of plants that can be used in the cattle industry and agriculture that will in time work for the beneﬁt of the bees. Also, talks were held in the local communities to bring awareness of the plight of the bees. And allow us to make the suggestion to the community that they should be planting fruit trees that do not affect buildings nor the security of the population, such as citrus, peaches, loquats, apple, pear, apricot, Capulin trees, and vines like grapes, kiwi and blackberries that help to generate oxygen and refresh the environment.
(Ed. Note: This article was composed by Carlos Sanchez, a beekeeper for more than 25 years with work experience in various states of the Mexican Republic, United States (including Hawaii) and Canada. The Ojo does not ordinarily promote free of charge the solicitation of funds, but given the vital importance of the bee population to our area, we have made an exception in this case.)
For those that wish to help, anything that you could give would be greatly appreciated. For more information, please contact Carlos at: 327-109-4267 or E-mail him at email@example.com)