Let me share you A story, Let me share you A story,
We had a shop in the village, We lived them for almost 10 years,
Near our house, there was a tree and on that tree, there was a house of bees, one of my friend hit that with a stone, and then? we all left that place and run because bees were following us.
We safe our selves but there was a person going, bees attacked him.
Luckily attacked wasn't sware, he got out too.
we never did that again.

Great to see such articles on Steemit. I love biology and nature.

I think Humanity has too heavy an attachment to technology as a life facilitator. Instead of pondering on ideas as to how nature can recover from Humans' exploitation of Earth, most ideas are spent on how the natural life circle can be manipulated even more. Instead of proposing ideas as to how we can keep the natural flow intact, like you do with the lawnmowing, scientists instead opt for creating pollinating drones which aim at replacing bees or butterflies. All this is merely a product of indifference towards nature's decline and in turn amplify technology use to 'facilitate our lives'.

Ah! what a coincidence. I didn't notice that you wrote an article on bees. I also made a post on bees. Thanks to @sooflauschig for letting me know about your post. 

Bees are always wonderful. I'm a big fan of bees. If you see my profile, you will find many articles related to bees and pollination. I started writing more on bees after being saddened by the fact that population of bees is declining. In India beekeeping was very famous once. Every house had a decent garden near my locality and people were doing beekeeping. Now everything is converted to a flat system and if I try to bring bees to this environment, they will starve to death as we don't even have proper trees nearby. I'm trying to create lots of awareness among my friends on this topic. 

Humans will not be able to survive in this world without the help of bees. 

Thanks for this wonderful article.

Well I am not sure if I would like my garden full of bees haha

When little I was kind of scared of them

Also, bees are pacifists, so don't bother them! :) 
This is not the case for wasp, they are pretty aggressive.

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Great for having too much informative post. 
We, the humans always give importance to what is important to us. Let me clear my stance. We are providing hives to bees to get honey while there are many other small insects for which no hives or shelter my humans. I am well aware that you are spreading awarness on the basis of your kindness towards bees but there must be some ideas for other small bees or insects like 
https://c1.staticflickr.com/4/3190/2721216961_386cf16ce1_b.jpg
[source](https://c1.staticflickr.com/4/3190/2721216961_386cf16ce1_b.jpg)
etc. The below pic is showing the importance of bees in our lives and thus giving shelter 
http://www.eco-business.com/media/_versions/ebmedia/fileuploads/shutterstock_61182703_news_featured.jpg
[sourse](http://www.eco-business.com/media/_versions/ebmedia/fileuploads/shutterstock_61182703_news_featured.jpg)
Still thanks for much informative posts. it can be more profited if we extend it to other small living organisms

Bees are such an important part of our fragile eco system @valth heres the "bee hotel" in Glastonbury Somerset UK 
 ![20180310_114319.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmXHmYf37HEH7b1b1QGyaCGmDtgg6FBZ1GBhDtxFUdX68E/20180310_114319.jpg)

Again humans are so selfish. They love to add honey in their diet but at the same time killing honeybee by pesticides which eventually yield less fruit and food for humans. Major reason for this loss is due to ignorance of people. Majority of people donot know about pollination impact. It is time to launch awareness program to common who have no knowledge of usefulness of honeybee. Two weeks mowning is an excellent concept

I know the images are not yours but wow! those photos are amazing!
I'm in a rush so i haven't read your post, sorry... still supporting with my humble upvote!

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DZBX08eVAAAcfN2.jpg:large

By doing so we are not only curing diseases but curing nature also.Honey is an ingredient of many medicines, and is having a good market value, its a means of livlihood for many people too.

I have always wanted to have my own bees that produce natural honey and also help my garden to look better :) 
I would like to get some bees, but there are a lot of wasps in my garden and I think they will kill them.

I was looking into programs that give away seeds you can plant in your garden to support bee populations. I know Cheerios is giving away free seeds [here](https://bringbackthebees.ca/Contest/Index), but I have found multiple pages claiming that those packages contain invasive species that should not be further spread ([example 1](https://lifehacker.com/don-t-plant-those-bee-friendly-wildflowers-cheerios-i-1793370883), [example 2](http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/cheerios-seeds-invasive-1.4038068)).

I found a canadian page [https://feedthebees.ca](https://feedthebees.ca) that also gives away free seed samples, which look better. 

Does anyone else know a good organization one could look at?

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Wow, that's really interesting. I never considered the length of my lawn determining the population of my bees. To think that this whole time, I've let my lawn go for up to a few months in a row in some cases. As I was reading, I would have thought that more grass would have been better, but this is because I wasn't considering the grass as being an obstacle. 

I've always liked bat houses and bird houses, but up until this day, I was completly unfamilar with bee hotels. This is really neat. I think that I might go online and purchase on to but on my property. I've got a lot of fruit trees, so the more help from the bees the better.

Great post @valth !

Your posts are always fascinating and informative for me. You have some unique talent. And your snaps are awesome by the way. Bees are some times dangerous if get stung but they are beautiful . Beauty and inside the beast.

Interesting one @valth
Well, these bees do play an important role in the ecosystem....and making your lawn a place for them is really good.
And according to Albert Einstein if honey bees disappeared from Earth humans will last only for approx 4 years.
http://www.mindblowing-facts.org/2013/02/according-to-albert-einstein-if-honey-bees-were-to-disappear-from-earth-humans-would-be-dead-within-4-years/

I have also heard that the electromagnetic wave(the cellular networks) also adversely affect the bees, like interfering with their communication and rooming ability....
Is there any truth behind this???